> But can you choose which peer to route through? Yes. > Also important: can you choose what to allow to pass through your connection? It doesn't appear that

> But can you choose which peer to route through? Yes. > Also important: can you choose what to allow to pass through your connection? It doesn't appear that you can, but don't proxy for people you don't know, then. How on earth do you propose ruling "out the case of someone accessing a child porn site through my connection?" anyways? As for the rest, it appears to just be a browser extension that proxies your connection, whether HTTPS or no. If you want to ensure that you're only going over HTTPS, install something like HTTPS Everywhere or block all connections that aren't secure. This is like a VPN service but decentralized, with all the downsides that brings (have to find a peer, trust the peer, etc). It is not Tor, not a replacement for secure connections to sites, etc