The Tor network is a darknet and a part of the dark web. These have an “.onion” extension and cannot be reached using a regular browser. Its true purpose is to visit sites on the Tor network itself, which are called onion sites. In fact, it would make your connection seem a bit sluggish and would degrade your user experience. However, the Tor browser’s main purpose isn’t clear-web browsing. Using a virtual private network (VPN) provides protection for that last step of the connection and is highly recommended. If the website uses the older HTTP protocol, your traffic will not be secure. If the website uses the HTTPS protocol, your connection will still be encrypted and inaccessible to others. But remember that your traffic has to emerge from the cover of the Tor network to access the website you wish to visit. In both cases, your network traffic is routed over the Tor network. The links aren't maintained by Microsoft, and are provided only for reference and further reading.The Tor browser allows you to access websites on the Tor network as well as on the regular web, which is known as the clear web. The following links provide information about which fonts are available on Macs. If you're creating reports viewed on Mac computers, select fonts that display properly on Macs. They aren't included in the default set of fonts on Macs.

The Calibri and Cambria fonts are only installed on Macs that have Microsoft Office installed. As a result the font, alignment of items, and visuals for the same report look different when viewed on a Windows computer versus a Mac. These fonts might not be available on non-Windows computers such as Macs.

Power BI uses the Segoe UI font for text as its default, and the Din font for numbers, and other fonts when creating reports, dashboards, and other items.

Power BI doesn't run in any browsers in iOS10 or previous versions.

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