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On 08/10/14 16:15, Nathan Freitas wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 3, 2014, at 03:37 AM, CJ wrote:
>> just a small update regarding orWall: it's released 1.0.0!
>> There's still *one* annoying issue regarding the tethering, but it
>> should be OK next week. Just have to take some time in order to debug
>> this for good.
>>
>  =

> I just want to say how gratifying it is to have another person in the
> Tor community really dedicating and dev cycles to mobile. It is great to
> see Orwall get to 1.0.

Well, thank you :). Tor ecosystem deserves support, devs and apps.
Especially on mobile, seeing how it goes.

> =

>> orWall provides now a brand new UI in order to be easier to handle.
>> There's also an integrated help (as a first-start wizard we might call
>> later on).
> =

> My main critique right now is that the UI is quite complicated, and has
> way too much text. I know your starting point was to automate the
> instructions from Mike's blog post, and you have achieved that. However,
> if we want to reach my goal (remove all root/transproxy features from
> Orbot), we need to still support the one or two-tap capability that
> Orbot now provides.

I think we should share a bit about that, either live on IRC (find
"tengu" on freenode or geeknode =97 I'm CET time) or whatever you find
suitable (MLs, direct mails, issues on GH=85 whatever).
Currently, I think it's kind of hard to provide a simpler interface due
to the fact the user choses which app goes through orbot or not=85

Regarding texts: I cannot disagree. But I'm maybe not the best person
for wording, maybe some other people may provide better strings, shorter
words/expressions and so on.
By the way: my mother tongue isn't English, hence I probably make
mistakes, using longer sentences than needed and so on ;).

> =

> Perhaps you could add a default "easy mode" which starts with this, and
> then hide the current UI under an advanced mode?

You're probably thinking about the "torify all" feature I guess? I'm
kind of reluctant to push this into orWall, as, if I understand
correctly, orbot should provide some kind of proxy using vpnservices=85
Of course, if this feature isn't doable, I'll see into orwall in order
to provide the button on the "home" page.


Guess we should really discuss all of that. And collaborate closer ;).


Cheers,

C.

> =

>> There are many new features and improvements, like:
> =

> These are all great, and go way beyond anything we have in Orbot!
> =

> all the best!
> +n
> =

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