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* **Windows**: download, install and run [Tor Browser](https://www.torproject.org)
* The application must be started manually and run in the background when you want to connect over Tor.
* By default, when you have Tor Browser running, Tor proxy is available on port `9150`, but if you want to have `9050` available too, you can run background service on port `9050`, executing `"tor.exe"` file on the installation path route you chose during Tor Browser installation and following the next subpath `...\Tor Browser\Browser\TorBrowser\Tor\tor.exe"`
* **Linux**: only needs to execute (`sudo apt install tor`) on the command line and ensure that the Tor service is working and listening at the default ports `9050` and `9150`
* **Linux**: only needs to execute (`sudo apt install tor`) on the command line and ensure that the Tor service is working and listening at the default ports `9050` and `9150`
```sh
$ sudo ss -tulpn | grep LISTEN | grep tor
```
```sh
$ sudo ss -tulpn | grep LISTEN | grep tor
```

Expected output:

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* Click on the "Private Electrum" tab. If you already have an existing clearnet connection, click on "Edit Existing Connection".
* Enable the Tor proxy by clicking on the "Use proxy" slider
* On the "Proxy URL" line, paste `127.0.0.1` in the first box and either `9150` or `9050` in the second box depending if you run the Tor Browser or Tor as a background service.
* Click on "Test Connection". A green tick should appear on the button and you should see something similar to the following output:
* Click on "Test Connection". A green tick should appear on the button and you should see something similar to the following output

```
> Connected to Fulcrum x.x.x on protocol version ...
> [...]
```
```
> Connected to Fulcrum x.x.x on protocol version ...
> [...]
```

![](../images/sparrow-tor-proxy.png)

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