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For Tor and I2P hidden services, HTTPS is redundant so I don't really see the point in punishing people for things like this. Loopback sites are an obvious exce

For Tor and I2P hidden services, HTTPS is redundant so I don't really see the point in punishing people for things like this. Loopback sites are an obvious exception to the "HTTPS is better" rule as well.

MattSteelblade 11y ago
I'm pretty sure you want to avoid HTTP websites while on TOR. HTTPS encrypts your connection, while TOR anonymizes it.
- SSLy 11y ago
  This makes sense for clearnet stuff. Hidden services are encrypted before transit.
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- SSLy 11y ago
  Let me point you to the critical word, ok? > For Tor and I2P _hidden services_
- aendruk 11y ago
  Encryption and server authentication are built into the Tor hidden services protocol. The destination is the exit node.
mirimir 11y ago
I trust that Tor browser will revert this for hidden services.