> flags the user as interesting/has something to hide (i.e. they are probably using Tor Browser, not just Firefox). Tor nodes are known and it's trivial to de

> flags the user as interesting/has something to hide (i.e. they are probably using Tor Browser, not just Firefox). Tor nodes are known and it's trivial to detect users using Tor. > There's also usability to consider - if this results in more people using Tor Browser, or not disabling things to try and work around it, that might be a net gain. I'm sorry, but that's just ridiculous. Sharp corners on tabs most certainly won't attract more users. EDIT: Ok I saw the issue with mobile users and some other edge cases. I would still agree with bo1024, it's a weak argument.