As a note don't ever use darknet , Even with onion Tor bowser on your hosting isp pc. U are watched .
@Moonednearearth said in #11:
> As a note don't ever use darknet , Even with onion Tor bowser on your hosting isp pc. U are watched .
REDIS can bypass it on Linux.
you; 'it's just that this site is not on the dark web and thus when you are on this site you are not using the dark web'
true, is why I say not only browser, using darknet require a torified system or a DNS that is fit with the proper proxy handler as a VPN that works with the project along with its browser.
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https://github.com/lichess-org/lila/
White web sounds like a racist spider community
@Moonednearearth said in #9:
> Therefor, browser side stop Tor.
I'm not sure what you mean by this as Lichess works fine through Tor for me.
@Moonednearearth said in #11:
> As a note don't ever use darknet , Even with onion Tor bowser on your hosting isp pc. U are watched .
Why not? I use Tor all the time. Mostly not for onionsites although if a website has an onionsite too (like Reddit or The New York Times), I'll use that because why not.
@AsDaGo said in #14:
> I'm not sure what you mean by this as Lichess works fine through Tor for me.
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> Why not? I use Tor all the time. Mostly not for onionsites although if a website has an onionsite too (like Reddit or The New York Times), I'll use that because why not.
On normal hosted isp pc? ok, but the exit node will record your isp if you download anything or interact with trackers in some extent. For those there are measure as well, so many ways> think of most important and then get 2 or 3 layers on top that don't compromise connection speed.
Just use Whonix or another fully anonymised HyperVisor running Linux is a lot of headache bypassed.
While I don't see the goal to do it at all to play chess... for opinions here on forum> they can scratch 75% of users than. Some with Host measures like proxychains etc etc...
Also my last reply before your question was to about CREATING a white web site...
@AsDaGo said in #14:
> I'm not sure what you mean by this as Lichess works fine through Tor for me.
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> Why not? I use Tor all the time. Mostly not for onionsites although if a website has an onionsite too (like Reddit or The New York Times), I'll use that because why not.
In short, I think you run on 8.8.8.8 DNS bro, now I get it finally, sorry for my riddles.
@Moonednearearth said in #16:
> In short, I think you run on 8.8.8.8 DNS bro, now I get it finally, sorry for my riddles.
you run Tor this site on what? DNS, OS and if VPN, which? Don't answer all this, Only those 1 of them can make huge difference
@Moonednearearth said in #6:
> Tell me the 2 options and methods in short.
Youtube Kids?!
@Moonednearearth said in #17:
> you run Tor this site on what? DNS, OS and if VPN, which? Don't answer all this, Only those 1 of them can make huge difference
Probably Linux as I read Apache, so I guess you set up Apache instead SSH.
With AnonSurf on Parrot Sec 5 it worked fine, until they mf'd us but I saw it after 2 weeks.
I still can and did with other OS in VM or dual USB Boot other UNIX variants.
Then comes the kind of normal host as I kinda can do same in a less suspicious way legit on normal host, I still can. It is just the browser type I use ... but aside that maybe another setting I did?
Unless you're downloading some outlawed porn, buying weapons, plotting a revolution, tons of drugs, or live in a police state like China - I'm not sure why someone would bother regularly using dark web
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