The great thing about Tailscale is that you don't need an external internet-visible server to act as a proxy. Its NAT traversal is near perfect. The digital oce

The great thing about Tailscale is that you don't need an external internet-visible server to act as a proxy. Its NAT traversal is near perfect. The digital ocean droplet mentioned in the post is likely creating more problems than it is solving (its IP address is easily recognizable, and so your traffic will be flagged across the internet). I use a raspberry pi connected to my router as a DNS server and exit node and the experience is seamless. And as a bonus I get to keep using my home IP address for all traffic.