All right, like anything Tor-related, this requires a bit of patience to get it running properly.
If all you need is to 'fire and forget', sure, follow the instructions *exactly* and you'll get the expected result.
In my case, I've got a tweaked old macOS-based laptop (it's still x64). Because Apple has discontinued this version years ago, I have to run MacPorts to keep everything working nicely. MacPorts currently has a much more recent version of Tor than what Andy offers for download.
In my case — remember, it's Mac! — I decided to install both Tor and its configurations as written by Andy under ~/Applications/torbin
Then, inside this directory, I removed the binary and the dylib, and linked to the ones from MacPorts: that way, if those get updated (they will), there is no fear that it will break anything.
Next comes what Andy calls "the NodeJS native client". This I also put under ~/Applications/torjs — and this is the path to place on the Extension configuration.
Once all that is in place — well, it works. It's slightly more complex to set up than the built-in Tor connectivity of the Brave browser, but, on the other hand, I have a bit more control over what is being launched. It's a good compromise!

For what it's worth, if you've got the "Windscribe - Free Proxy and Ad Blocker" add-on, you need to disable it. Even when it's been turned off (but not disabled) it stops this add-on from working, for me, it did anyway.👍

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It seems to work fine and it's easy to configure.

You only need to install first this extension and then follow the instructions given by the developer:
1.-Download “Tor Bundle” and extract it in a local directory (https://github.com/andy-portmen/tor-bundle/releases).
2.-Open options page and paste the “root” of the extracted folder in the text box.
3.-Install the native client either from the extension or manually from https://github.com/andy-portmen/native-client/releases
4.-Open the toolbar panel and check Tor integration.

Works just as intended. Yes, the installation is not 'just click continue' with a nice GUI installer, but I guess the addon's target group isn't the typical BDU either.

Works great! Configuration is a bit tricky, but manageable if you stick to the instructions.

By Darren Chaker - TOR was created by the US Gov't for the purpose of keeping things private for the military. Decades later, the Internet continues to evolve as does our surveillance society. TOR Control adds an extra layer to TOR to keep information from your computer that may leak from leaking! If you are serious about privacy and use TOR, then take the extra step and use TOR Control as I have and have not had any issues using it.

Шикарненько! У меня работает, главное - по инструкции всё сделать. Сейчас не нужно tor-browser каждый раз запускать.
THANX!

Superb

Simply Awesome !

awesome!

Great idea.
I try it and it's working good.
Easy to install and configure with step to step instructions and easy to use.
Very interesting and well done.
After turning on try this: https://browserleaks.com/

For sure for those who really wants safety and anonymity may have to tweaks in "about:config" or use the TOR Browser. For ultimate security there is The Amnesic Incognito Live System https://tails.boum.org/