To open a new tab in Tor, tap the + sign in the upper right, or tap the three-dot icon and select New Tab. You may want to block any web trackers from snooping on your activity. To do this, tap the three-dot icon and select New Private Tab. The new private browsing page you open will block any elements that may track your browsing activity and won't be saved as part of your browsing history. You can continue to open more tabs this way. To manage your tabbed pages, tap the number to the left of the three-dot icon. At the tab page, you can now close a page by tapping on its X.
SEE: Tor traffic from individual Android apps detected with 97 percent accuracy (ZDNet) You can close all open pages by tapping the three-dot icon and selecting Close All Tabs. Next, you may want to tweak the security settings in Tor. To do this from any open webpage, tap the three-dot icon, swipe down the menu, and select Security Settings. The default Standard Security Setting is the most open and usable but least secure option as it enables all Tor browser and website features. If you want to test Tor against potential attacks and dangerous websites, you can adjust the security slider to Safer or Safest. With the Safer setting enabled, HTML5 video and audio media become click-to-play via NoScript, all JavaScript performance optimizations are disabled, some mathematical equations may not display properly, some font rendering features are disabled, some types of images are disabled, and JavaScript is disabled by default on all non-HTTPS sites.
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