By using this add-on, it's not guaranteed that IP addresses will be obscured and users won't be vulnerable to being tracked by insecure SSL sessions, which could permit the display of encrypted content on third-party websites. The thought that frequently used websites are secured is a relief, isn't it?
Mozilla Hits Users with Encryption - Inspired by the Web search function that is available on Google, EFF, which is the acronym for Electronic Frontier Foundation, along with the project they named the TOR that ultimately made the decision to launch last Thursday a public beta version of the add-on for Firefox. This add-on will allow users of the browser to secure the information of other communication data by connecting to famous websites like Face book as well as Twitter.
