selekTOR - Java based Tor exit node selector and traffic router

       Written by Alistair Neil <info@dazzleships.net>.

       This  manual  page was written by Paulo Roberto Alves de Oliveira (aka kretcheu) <kretcheu@gmail.com> for
       the Debian project (but may be used by others).

       Copyright © 2009-2017 Alistair Neil <info@dazzleships.net>.  License GPLv2+: GNU GPL version 2  or  later
       <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>.   This  is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
       There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.

3.13.61                                             Apr 2016                                         SELEKTOR(1)

       SelekTOR is a GUI frontend for the network Tor client. Used for security and anonymization purposes or to
       bypass  some  firewall.  Simplifies  the  process  of  selecting Tor exit nodes and manages selective URL
       pattern based on routing via system proxying.

selekTOR - Java based Tor exit node selector and traffic router

--help : This help information

       --debug-all [filename] : All debug output.

       --debug-warn [filename] : Warnings level debug output.

       --debug-info [filename] : Information level debug output.

       --debug-fine [filename] : Fine level debug output.

       --debug-finer [filename] : Finer level debug output.

       --debug-finest [filename] : Finest level debug output.

       --reset-defaults : Return user settings to their safe defaults.

       --clear-cache : Clears the Tor cache on startup.

       --ignore-desktop : Ignore desktop detection information.

       --start-delay : Delay startup in seconds, eg. --start-delay 5

       --cleanup : Cleans up after a bad shutdown which may have left system proxy in an unknown state.

       --default-proxy-quiet : Set system proxy back to its defaults quietly, without GUI dialog.

       --restore-proxy-quiet : Attempt to restore proxy to its last known  settings  using  a  previously  saved
       backup, without GUI dialog.

       --default-proxy : Set system proxy back to its defaults accepts verification input via a GUI dialog.

       --restore-proxy  :  Attempt  to restore proxy to its last known settings using a previously saved backup,
       with input verification via a GUI dialog.

       --update-disable : Disables  the  version  update  checking  at  startup  and  removes  the  option  from
       preferences.

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