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User-visible changes in "magic-wormhole": User-visible changes in "magic-wormhole":
## Release 0.9.2 (???)
Tor support was rewritten. `wormhole send`, `wormhole receive`, `wormhole ssh invite`, and `wormhole ssh accept` all now accept three Tor-related arguments:
* `--tor`: use Tor for all connections, and hide all IP addresses
* `--launch-tor`: launch a new Tor process instead of using an existing one
* `--tor-control-port=`: use a specific control port, instead of using the default
If Tor is already running on your system (either as a system package, or because the TorBrowser application is running), simply adding `--tor` should be sufficient. If Tor is installed but not running, you may need to use `--tor --launch-tor`. See docs/tor.md for more details. #64, #97
The relay and transit URLs were changed to point at the project's official domain name (magic-wormhole.io). The servers are the same, so this release is fully compatible with previous releases.
A packaging file for "snapcraft.io" is now included. #131
`wormhole receive` now reminds you that tab-completion is available, if you didn't use the Tab key while entering the code. #15
`wormhole receive` should work on cygwin now (a problem with the readline-completion library caused a failure on previous releases). #111
## Release 0.9.1 (01-Jan-2017) ## Release 0.9.1 (01-Jan-2017)
The `wormhole` client's `--transit-helper=` argument can now include a The `wormhole` client's `--transit-helper=` argument can now include a