I see.
BTW it's certainly about fonts. here you can select whonix_firstrun-whonix-14-firstrun-20180915 from the dropdown above the screenshot (click eye icon at the right) and slide vertical bar to see old and new version.

marmarek (Marek Marczykowski-Górecki):

Is there a reason for fixed geometry of those widgets, instead of letting Qt figure it out based on the content?

Maybe different fonts installed? Is there a reason for fixed geometry of those widgets, instead of letting Qt figure it out based on the content? I suppose there may be more problems like this in the future. Especially if proper HiDPI support will come into play...

I have no idea why this started happening without changes. Perhaps due to underlying libraries changes. Anyhow, fixed in git master.

This can be easily done. A package with the merging has been tested already.

status update:

Could anyone please help me to test if these two pull request will be enough to Integrate anon-connection-wizard into whonix-setup-wizard?

Patrick pointed out:

Great! Please create new tickets for follow-ups or future work.

https://github.com/Whonix/anon-connection-wizard/pull/7 merged

https://github.com/Whonix/anon-connection-wizard/pull/7
merged

Consider it all merged, if possible.

Hi @joysn1980 and @Patrick !

• when parsingTorrc() parses a corrupt file, it will get an out-of-bound error, causing anon-connection-wizard can not be started. We need to give up parsing.

Thank you very much for your feedback!

Two screen shots below to disable Tor.
Screen 1

Hi @iry
Did you by any chance forgot to add verifications for the port#? I still see non-numbers, -ve numbers etc are accepted

sorry @iry I have been busy lately, will get back to you very soon on this

One small request - is it possible to make the first 4 characters of the bridge case insensitive?
Example:

obfs4 109.109.202.103:44514 C52DA34113488533340ECDDBEA7DA4FABEEE7A39 cert=FzzNqEIGM39D3Zb2SdVZFA8K//xx4N82zkmfiWM8MceuChlsNZ9eOSN0jRAjiYR801sAFQ iat-mode=0

as well as

OBFS4 109.109.202.103:44514 C52DA34113488533340ECDDBEA7DA4FABEEE7A39 cert=FzzNqEIGM39D3Zb2SdVZFA8K//xx4N82zkmfiWM8MceuChlsNZ9eOSN0jRAjiYR801sAFQ iat-mode=0

should work. You can handle this in your code by making the first 4 character case insensitive.

My mistake, it was indeed .org.
btw, I now see the url as https://bridges.torproject.org/options, which seems perfect

That is correct. This is how it was showed by the UX team. I think this will be good. All in same page, so validation and other stuff will be quite easy to handle

Thanks @iry for the detail explanation.