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My problem with this is that I only want 10% of my traffic filtered over tor. This is useless to most people that want to stream movies or need some of their tr
by Xeoncross 12y ago
My problem with this is that I only want 10% of my traffic filtered over tor. This is useless to most people that want to stream movies or need some of their traffic over a regular network.
I guess that you use the wired connection for Tor, wifi from the router for everything else? Then you still have to enable/disable the network card you want to use at the time.
The current tor browser is perfect. I just switch back and forth between it and my regular browsers as needed.
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- corysama 12y agoIf you are using Tor for a serious reason, you should have separate machines for Tor vs non-Tor activity. There was recently a high profile case (silk road?) where a user forgot to switch browser modes once before logging in to an monitored account to post a quick comment. It only takes once.
- Xeoncross 12y agoGood point, better safe than sorry, but in my case (and probably a large number of Tor users - I don't use Tor for "serious" reasons. Mostly to support privacy.