To fix this, we've moved the circuit display behind a colorful new icon that sits beside the padlock. Usability testing participants often struggled to find the circuit display when asked, and users generally needed to be taught where it lived. Up until this release the circuit display lived in the site information panel – meaning you'd have to click the padlock icon (or onion icon, in the case of onion sites) to the left of the address bar to access it. In Tor Browser for desktop, the Tor circuit for each of your tabs can be found in the circuit display. This collaboration has enabled us to refactor Tor Browser's build system, address numerous legacy issues and conduct an accessibility review of Tor Browser's custom components – which you can learn more about below. Secondly, in April we announced the launch of Mullvad Browser, a new privacy browser built by the Tor Project and distributed by Mullvad.

During these workshops we documented pain points with our applications' user experience, and returned to validate potential solutions with Tor Browser Alpha in follow-up trips. Since 2021 we've provided digital security training to hundreds of journalists and human rights defenders in Brazil, Ecuador and Mexico alongside Guardian Project and Tails. Many of the features in this release were made possible thanks to two projects: Tor Browser 12.5 is now available from the Tor Browser download page and our distribution directory.

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