The Tor project is really important, and I'm really glad the EFF supports it. It's come a long way in the last 10 years too. For about a year I ran a fairly high traffic couple of exit nodes (circa 2004) and it was a really scary experience - constant legal threats, phone calls from people screaming that we'd hacked their servers in the middle of the night, and several conversations with the lawyers of big media companies. People who run exit nodes have some serious stones. It was finally too much, despite the crew at the EFF being really helpful when we called asking if they might help us navigate some of the more intimidating legal waters.

All this to say, I'm really impressed at the lengths the project has gone (and continues to go) to make Tor safer, more accessible, and easier to use for nontechnical folks. I just downloaded and installed this, and it worked, and worked well. A far cry from the earlier days. Cheers to Tor and the people working on it, running exit nodes, bridge nodes, and offering legal support to those that need it.