> on the (unmentioned) condition that they make those sites essentially unusable over Tor Most people don't see it as a condition like this. It's more like you

> on the (unmentioned) condition that they make those sites essentially unusable over Tor Most people don't see it as a condition like this. It's more like your website will be served through the CF network instead of your normal server. This has a lot of effects: increased security (DDOS and others), increased speed (distributed CDN, caching all your static content), (non js) analytics, free SSL (their certs, this was before letsencrypt) etc. A part of that incresed security is blocking traffic from "suspicious" sources, like TOR. Which your average small business with a website has no problems at all with.