I did just notice Tor IPs seem to be mostly banned on this forum by Sucuri. I just want it to encompass all my traffic, which is relatively small compared to the average probably.
I don't want to fundamentally change my Tor connection. TorBrowser, as any browser configured to use Tor, should be preferably used to access Tor hidden services, example the ".onion" websites. If you want a global protection offering you anonymity and usability, use a VPN.
Moreover, some bridges are black-listed (because pirates /hackers use them offensively) and cannot connect to some sites (some Tor internet bridges cannot even connect to Linux Mint forums.). There are very few Tor internet bridges (a bit more than one hundred), and the result is a sloooow internet connection. I'm trying to bind all internet traffic to my Tor connection So I have to a complete network expert just to route my internet traffic through my Tor daemon and make all kinds of modifications to system files that could interfere I hope not. cks5-proxy I need a 'proxifier' but it doesn't seem like a solid solution. Where are they getting these IP/port numbers? And if I have to "read and understand" the rules in their /etcn/nf and iptables then I am totally lost.Īccording to. I don't know if the settings mentioned in the 'TransparentProxy' wiki are right for me.
I thought I might use dconf-editor (/system/proxy/socks) listing either the nameserver listed in /etc/nf or 127.0.0.1 and port 9050 but. ion-router doesn't look like the solution I need. viewtopic.php?t=217324 says "You need to set your system proxy so that your socks host is 127.0.0.1 port 9050 and then in your individual apps, change their network settings to use the system proxy, sometimes you might need to enter manually, just add the same." but there is no obvious way to do this. I have something called 'PAC URL' in my Proxy settings in my connection in Network Manager, but I don't know how to use it or if it's even safe I read it has drawbacks.
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