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It was not implement by Mike but let's not bother with this added
complexity.

In theory, it should also be possible to publish an update that
uninstalls itself:

https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/manage/retiring-your-extension/

But I couldn't get it to work. Not publishing any update will also save
us time.

We only need to tell Internet Explorer users to use a different browser.

NoScript is not in the toolbar anymore and I don't know how to produce
the same behavior. People also disable JavaScript from about:config and
using NoScript wouldn't help in this case.

It's impossible to select a file outside of Tor Browser from the file
chooser.

It's useful to the user to know a bit more precisely what happened and
what they can try to solve it.

Now that the verification is easier, we don't need to be that pushy.

Now that the transparency tricks are gone.

BitTorrent represent 16% of downloads.

It made more sense to present direct and BitTorrent downloads
side-by-side when people had to install an extension to verify the
direct download.

It makes less sense now, so let's make the page simpler for the vast
majority:

- People downloading with BitTorrent might do the JavaScript
  verification anyway with little extra additional burden.
- We don't have to advertise BitTorrent so much to people who might not
  be able or willing to install the verification extension.

Replace the link "I already downloaded Tails 3.8", which becomes
meaningless once people clicked on "Download Tails".

The new sentence starts in black, which should make it visually
different and noticeable.

This is totally hackish anyway but maybe this variant will look a bit
better.