Thanks Daniil. I'll try that. Em terça-feira, 19 de maio de 2020 08:53:09 UTC-3, Daniil Travnikov escreveu: > > Try this on your browser: > > > About:config > > network.proxy.socks_remote_dns >> Choose >> false > preferences --advanced----netowork----settings---- >> Choose >> No > Proxy > network.proxy.type >> Choose >> 0 > network.http.sendRefererHeader >> Choose >> 0 > network.cookie.cookieBehavior >> Choose >> 2 > > > > On Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 12:06:06 AM UTC+3, Anhangá wrote: > >> >> >> Em sábado, 18 de abril de 2020 16:24:22 UTC-3, Chris Laprise escreveu: >>> >>> On 4/18/20 9:26 AM, Anhangá wrote: >>> > But is it possible to somehow make TOR Browser to access clearnet >>> using >>> > a VPN connection after the TOR routing? Do I have to do some special >>> > config in the TOR Browser to allow that? >>> > >>> > Em sábado, 18 de abril de 2020 10:07:16 UTC-3, Jarrah escreveu: >>> > >>> > > My goal is connect to my VPN after the TOR routing (Bypass the >>> > > tor censorpship in some websites). >>> > This somewhat defeats the purpose of using TOR. You now have an >>> > identifiable address due to having a (hopefully paid) vpn. They >>> can >>> > track you. Any anonymity provided by TOR is taken away by the VPN. >>> > > The problem is, when I set mt whonix-workstation to connect to >>> > sys-VPN over >>> > > whonix-gw, My Tor Browser do not work anymore. If I disconnect >>> > the VPN >>> > > inside sys-VPN, the Tor Browser start working as usual, but >>> when >>> > my VPN is >>> > > connected, it stops. >>> > >>> > This is by design. TOR browser assumes it can speak TOR protocols >>> and >>> > connect to .onion addresses (etc). However, the VPN will come out >>> onto >>> > the clearnet, rather than TOR's network. TOR browser cannot lookup >>> TOR >>> > addresses, nor can it connect to anything relying on TOR. >>> > >>> > If you want to do this to access clearnet sites, you'd have to use >>> a >>> > standard browser. The VPN should work just fine, so long as you're >>> not >>> > trying to connect to TOR specific services through it. Though, >>> please >>> > see above warning about doing so. >>> > >>> > The only reason I can think of to do this is if you live in a >>> location >>> > that blocks VPNs, but is fine with TOR. Otherwise, you have >>> exactly the >>> > same security model as just using the VPN, plus the overhead and >>> attack >>> > surface of TOR/Whonix. >>> >>> Someone on the Whonix forums might know the definitive answer to your >>> question. But I'd guess there is little or no advantage to using >>> Torbrowser over Firefox when it can't speak to the Tor router. >>> >>> Note that Firefox has recently incorporated some Torbrowser features, so >>> you could use it with Tracking Protection set to Strict, and >>> 'privacy.firstparty.isolate' set to True, 'privacy.resistFingerprinting' >>> set to True, in addition to using the User-Agent Switcher extension. I >>> think these are a good idea whether or not you use a tunnel or proxy. >>> >>> -- >>> Chris Laprise, tas...@posteo.net >>> https://github.com/tasket >>> https://twitter.com/ttaskett >>> PGP: BEE2 20C5 356E 764A 73EB 4AB3 1DC4 D106 F07F 1886 >>> >> >> Thank you for the answer Chris. >> >> I'm not planning to use Firefox over a TOR connection. I just want to use >> the TOR browser but, in the tor end node, route my traffic to a VPN and >> then to the Internet. >> >> I set the ProxyVM as you said in the qubes-vpn-support and it worked just >> fine. LINK IS UP and running. But if my ProxyVM is running my VPN >> connection, TOR browser in the Whonix-WS do not work. If I disconnect the >> VPN inside my ProxyVM, TOR browser also works just fine. The problem is >> only when I'm trying to use TOR Browser with VPN link UP. So, I'm guessing >> that is some config that I have to do inside TOR Browser to use my VPN >> >> The newest firefox has some really good anti-fingerprint features, but >> nothing compares to TOR Browser, like in-depth fingerprinting combining >> settings as Screen Resolution and viewport... >> >
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