Tails, the privacy-focused Linux distribution, has just released its latest version, Tails 6.6. This new release comes with several updates and improvements, including updates to the Tor Browser and Thunderbird.

One of the most significant changes in Tails 6.6 is the update to the Tor Browser. The Tor Browser is a secure web browser that allows users to browse the internet anonymously and access websites that are blocked in their country. In this new version, the Tor Browser has been updated to version 11.5.1, which includes several security fixes and performance improvements. This will help Tails users browse the web more safely and securely.

Another major update in Tails 6.6 is the update to Thunderbird, the email client that comes pre-installed in Tails. Thunderbird has been updated to version 78.7.1, which includes bug fixes and performance improvements. This update will help Tails users manage their email more effectively and securely.

In addition to these updates, Tails 6.6 also includes several other improvements and bug fixes. For example, the Tails team has fixed a bug that caused the browser to crash when using the Unsafe Browser feature. They have also improved the compatibility of Tails with certain hardware devices, making it easier for users to install and run Tails on their computers.

Overall, Tails 6.6 is a significant update that brings several important improvements to the popular privacy-focused Linux distribution. With updates to the Tor Browser and Thunderbird, as well as several other improvements and bug fixes, Tails users can enjoy a more secure and reliable browsing experience. If you are concerned about your online privacy and security, Tails 6.6 is definitely worth checking out.