Some questions about the proxy

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RE: Some questions about the proxy - mothered - 07-25-2020

(07-24-2020, 11:03 AM)green314 Wrote: I mean suitable Proxies which I can use without caring much as a do with a VPN or KProxy (extention for browser) which I turn on them and that's it, I do not care about them so much.

In that case, download Epic Privacy Browser and (If It's not defaulted), Install the encrypted proxy extension via their web store. You'll then have a range of servers to connect to, and can switch, enable and disable with a click of the mouse.

Here's a visual of mine:

Spoiler:

RE: Some questions about the proxy - Green314 - 07-25-2020

Thank you for your information.

I prefer Kproxy I do not want to have another browser. If it had been an extension for the browser like Kproxy, it would have been nice.

RE: Some questions about the proxy - Green314 - 07-29-2020

(07-25-2020, 06:56 AM)mothered Wrote:
(07-24-2020, 11:03 AM)green314 Wrote: I mean suitable Proxies which I can use without caring much as a do with a VPN or KProxy (extention for browser) which I turn on them and that's it, I do not care about them so much.
In that case, download Epic Privacy Browser and (If It's not defaulted), Install the encrypted proxy extension via their web store. You'll then have a range of servers to connect to, and can switch, enable and disable with a click of the mouse.

Here's a visual of mine:

Spoiler:

I have just downloaded the browser and read their initial messages on the browser when you open it for the first time. The convinced me. I think I will use that browser in addition to my main one. I believe it may be a good alternative to Tor.

Thank you for sharing. This is why forums like this are important.

RE: Some questions about the proxy - mothered - 07-30-2020

(07-29-2020, 10:39 PM)green314 Wrote: I have just downloaded the browser and read their initial messages on the browser when you open it for the first time. The convinced me. I think I will use that browser in addition to my main one. I believe it may be a good alternative to Tor.

Thank you for sharing. This is why forums like this are important.

You're very welcome.

I've been using Epic browser for years, and It's very stable. If you find that It's not responding as per normal, simply switch servers via Its encrypted proxy.

RE: Some questions about the proxy - Green314 - 07-30-2020

(07-30-2020, 04:04 AM)mothered Wrote:
(07-29-2020, 10:39 PM)green314 Wrote: I have just downloaded the browser and read their initial messages on the browser when you open it for the first time. The convinced me. I think I will use that browser in addition to my main one. I believe it may be a good alternative to Tor.

Thank you for sharing. This is why forums like this are important.
You're very welcome.

I've been using Epic browser for years, and It's very stable. If you find that It's not responding as per normal, simply switch servers via Its encrypted proxy.

Exaclty. You use this as an alternative of Tor? Or do you usually use Tor as well?

RE: Some questions about the proxy - mothered - 07-30-2020

(07-30-2020, 07:59 AM)green314 Wrote: Exaclty. You use this as an alternative of Tor? Or do you usually use Tor as well?

I exploit on a daily basis, hence my anonymity Is very well configured.

In short, I've encrypted my DNS servers, spoofed my MAC address, circumvented my ISP's transparent DNS proxy, added bridges to the Tor Entry/Guard Node, excluded the 14-eyes countries at the Exit Node, running both Tor over VPN and VPN over Tor, changed the user agent string to mask my OS, disabled Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC and font fingerprinting and the list goes on.

That only covers around 15-20% of my privacy & anonymity. There's a lot of things that I cannot disclose.

RE: Some questions about the proxy - Green314 - 07-30-2020

(07-30-2020, 10:31 AM)mothered Wrote:
(07-30-2020, 07:59 AM)green314 Wrote: Exaclty. You use this as an alternative of Tor? Or do you usually use Tor as well?
I exploit on a daily basis, hence my anonymity Is very well configured.

In short, I've encrypted my DNS servers, spoofed my MAC address, circumvented my ISP's transparent DNS proxy, added bridges to the Tor Entry/Guard Node, excluded the 14-eyes countries at the Exit Node, running both Tor over VPN and VPN over Tor, changed the user agent string to mask my OS, disabled Canvas, WebGL, WebRTC and font fingerprinting and the list goes on.

That only covers around 15-20% of my privacy & anonymity. There's a lot of things that I cannot disclose.

I do not want to know your habits or somethings. I respect your privacy.

I was just curious to know what was your opinion about Tor Browser.

It has always been on my MacBook, but I never use it very much, since in my experiences it has always been slow and troublesome to surf with.

RE: Some questions about the proxy - Mr.Kurd - 07-30-2020

This should also help you out: https://sinister.li/Thread-Tutorial-Differences-Between-Forward-Proxy-and-Reverse-Proxy

RE: Some questions about the proxy - mothered - 07-30-2020

(07-30-2020, 11:02 AM)green314 Wrote: I was just curious to know what was your opinion about Tor Browser.

It's stable, responsive and seldom does the network lose connection.

RE: Some questions about the proxy - Green314 - 07-30-2020

(07-30-2020, 11:58 AM)mothered Wrote:
(07-30-2020, 11:02 AM)green314 Wrote: I was just curious to know what was your opinion about Tor Browser.
It's stable, responsive and seldom does the network lose connection.

Okay