(regex '^/Users//Library/Caches/TemporaryItems') (regex '^/Users//Library/Caches/Firefox') (regex '^/Users//Library/PreferencePanes') (regex '^/Users//Library/Application Support/Firefox') (regex '^/Users//Library/Application Support/Mozilla') (allow file-write* file-read-data file-read-metadata

Allow files accessed by system dylibs and frameworks Allow reading system dylibs and frameworks Get this file and hack it to perfection 😉 Here is my script (you can improve it yourself if you want, I encourage you to hack it!): Tor WEB Browser Bundle sandbox Has we have seen already in my previous article about sandboxing on Mac OS X, let’s write our sandbox configuration file for Tor browser. Install it following the instructions on Tor website and remember to install Tor Browser in your /Applications directory on your Mac.Once you’ve done installing Tor browser let’s move to the next step which is sandbox it! Thanks.First thing first, if you don’t have Tor WEB Browser Bundle for Mac OS X, download it from here. Can someone please look into this and fix the problem? You can read more details at the thread cited to get some idea of the problem. The guy who was helping me contacted tor devs and 'was told that updating to FF 70 will be a major effort and will not occur before next year.' I use TB all the time but I am forced to switch off Retina Display in order to see it and everything is blurry as a result, as it is with previous FF versions. That is still a problem with tor Browser 9.0 which is based on FF 68.2.0. Luckily, a responsive dev issued FF 70.0 and it fixed the problem, but the problem persists with older versions of FF.

Firefox 69.0.1 in Fusion 11.5.0 running the latest Mojave 10.14.6. I revived it because the problem still persists––when Retina Display resolution is enabled, Firefox pages are magnified so that they are illegible.

There's this thread that is 3 years old at Bugzilla:įirefox is unusable in Mac OS X 10.11 VM with HiDPI

Tor browser mac 10.11.6