One possible way to implement ‘buried deep down’ would be with a command-line option (--enable-tor) that requires input on the console to continue launching the

One possible way to implement ‘buried deep down’ would be with a command-line option (--enable-tor) that requires input on the console to continue launching the browser. Something like the following: $ iceweasel --enable-tor The option --enable-tor will route _all_ traffic generated by Iceweasel through possibly-malicious TOR exit nodes. Please read http://example.com/TOR for more information on how TOR works and then type "Enable TOR" to continue launching Iceweasel with TOR enabled. Awaiting Input: <user types Enable TOR + Enter> <Iceweasel starts> Sure, people could build scripts with expect or so, but I would assume this to deter most unknowing users from enabling TOR accidentally (idea stolen from apt-get’s ‘Yes, do as I say!’).