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1. Unzip this plugin into your wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate it in the wordpress admin section.
3. Put the obfuscaTOR widget wherever you like in your sidebar

This has been tested on 2.8.4 and 2.8.5 on a Linux and Windows system. You should immediatley be up and running.

There are more configuration options however:

• Image Placement: This is where you would like your image displayed. I have included a few popular areas that are used in most WordPress themes. If you need a new area please let me know.

As of 1.1 there is now widget support, and that is the default operation.

• Checking for new bridges: This plugins uses a simple cacheing system to store bridge information. The information you receive from the bridges.torproject site is only renewed every few hours(12 or more I think). This means there is no need to generate extra traffic for your own network, and for Tor's network, with unecessary requests. This option lets you choose how often to check for new bridge information.

• Recreate Image: Generating the image takes a second or two, so it can end up slowing down your blog load time. Since there isn't new bridge information very often, there is really no need generate a new image on every page request. Every now and then you get a bad image though, so there is a box you can check which will generate a new image immediatley.

• Image Size: The height and width of the generated image