Right, sorry I spat the dummy there a bit.
To resolve it, how about creating a new page: “Tor Browser (Advanced Users)” or similar.
Then, the following sections would go in there (cut and pasted from already edited versions), along with the detailed design crap around Torbutton functions. “Advanced:” part could be removed from the title headings too ->
1) Proposed Tor Browser (Advanced Users) page
Tor Browser Adversary Model
Adversary Goals
Adversary Positioning Capabilities
Adversary Attack Capabilities
Torbutton
Torbutton Design
Torbutton Functions
New Identity Function
New Tor Circuit
Sandboxed Tor Browser
Introduction
Sandboxing Effects on Tor Browser Functionality
Sandboxing Tor Browser in Non-Qubes-Whonix
Tor Browser Sandbox Dependencies
Download Tor Browser Sandbox
Launch Sandboxed Tor Browser
Sandboxing Tor Browser in Qubes-Whonix
Custom Homepage
Custom Configurations
Verify New Identity
Get a New Identity without Tor ControlPort Access
Proxy Settings
Remove Proxy Settings
Change Proxy Settings
tor-launcher vs torbrowser-launcher
tor-launcher
torbrowser-launcher
Platform-specific Issues
Qubes-Whonix
Running Tor Browser in Qubes TemplateVM
tb-updater in Qubes TemplateVM
Whonix-Custom-Linux-Workstation
Windows
Debugging
Footnotes
License
2) The main Tor Browser page is then left with the (recently re-organized) Table of Contents like so ->
Introduction
Anonymity vs Pseudonymity
Encryption
HTTPS Encryption
HTTPS Advantages
HTTP / HTTPS Connections with and without Tor
Onion Services Encryption
Onion Services Advantages
How Onion Services Connections Work
Tor Browser Add-Ons
HTTPS Everywhere
NoScript
Security vs Usability Trade-off
Non-default Add-ons
Non-default Add-on Risks
Torbutton (simplified, with design features detail removed)
Torbutton Functions
New Identity Function
New Tor Circuit
Security Slider
Check for Tor Browser Update
Disabled Torbutton Functions
Tor Browser: How-To
Start Tor Browser
From the Menu
From the Command Line
Successful Tor Browser Connection
File Downloads
Warnings
Navigating Tor Browser Downloads
Browser Language
Local Connections
Configuring an Exception
Local Connections Exception Threat Analysis
Harden Tor Browser
Tor Browser Series and Settings
Multiple Tor Browser Instances and Whonix-Workstations
Sandboxing and DisposableVMs
AppArmor Confinement
Update Tor Browser
Tor Browser Downloader by Whonix
Installation Process
Download Confirmation Notification
Installation Confirmation Notification
Tor Browser Internal Updater
Tor Browser Manual Update
Unsafe Tor Browser Habits
Whonix Tor Browser Differences
Glossary and Key Terminology
Glossary
Key Terminology
Footnotes / References
License
3) Compare 1 & 2 to the current (old) approved Tor Browser entry ->
Introduction
Anonymity vs Pseudonymity
HTTPS Encryption
HTTPS Everywhere
Torbutton
New Identity Button
Protection against dangerous JavaScript
NoScript
Tips
Maximizing Browser Window
Tor Browser in Whonix differences
Introduction
Whonix Proxy Settings
More than one Tor Browser in Whonix
Update Tor Browser
Introduction
Updating
Tor Browser Downloader by Whonix
Introduction
Download Confirmation Screen
Installation Confirmation Screen
Tor Browser Manual Update
Tor Browser Internal Updater
Start Tor Browser
File Downloads
Not installed by Default
Local Connections
Browser Plugins / Flash / Java
Browser Language
AppArmor Confinement
Advanced Topics
Tor Browser Hardened
Tor Browser Sandboxed
Introduction
Sandboxing Effects on Tor Browser Functionality
Sandboxing Tor Browser in Non-Qubes-Whonix
Tor Browser Sandbox Dependencies
Download the Tor Browser Sandbox
Launching sandboxed-tor-browser
Sandboxing Tor Browser in Qubes-Whonix
Custom Homepage
Unsupported Tor Browser Features in Whonix
Tor Circuit View
Misc
Verify New Identity
Get New Identity without Tor ControlPort Access
Remove Proxy Settings
Change Proxy Settings
Local Connections Exception Threat Analysis
tor-launcher vs torbrowser-launcher
tor-launcher
torbrowser-launcher
Terminology
Tor vs Tor Browser
Tor Browser Transparent Proxying
Qubes specific
Running Tor Browser in Qubes TemplateVM
tb-updater in Qubes TemplateVM
Whonix-Custom-Linux-Workstation specific
Windows specific
Start from Command Line
Debugging
Footnotes / References
License
Where does an “Advanced” page get created if this goes ahead. /Dev or elsewhere?