/tech/ - Technology

>>7759
I don't think so unless there are brand new tor exit nodes no where knows about.

4chan probably blocks all datacenter IPs so its not like you can even roll your own either. Maybe with an IPv6 address though? The address space is probably large enough so they can't do that

Have you tried SOCKS5 proxies?

Thank you kindly for replies

>>7762
IPv6? Cheers I'll look into it

>>7784
II believe SOCKS5 proxies are banned on wikipedia if I am not mistaken, not aware of their feasibility elsewhere. Would a tor bridge work perhaps?

>>7913
A Tor bridge? Like Meek Azure or Obfs4? Those are for disguising you at the entry node, not the exit node.

>>7916
OP's talking about exit node blocks

>>7759
Put a proxy at the end of Tor. I sometimes even use web proxies from within Tor Browser.

>>8077
>Put a proxy at the end of Tor. I sometimes even use web proxies from within Tor Browser.
Based, what proxies do you use? For using wikipedia with TOR should I hire out a dedicated IP proxy with BTC or something? Or does that completely defeat the purpose of using TOR circuits dedicated for use with a single account?

>>7759
>>7762
I don't know why this didn't occur to me before, but you should be able to use 4chan through Tor if you use a 4chan Pass. Which requires money. It can be paid for with crypto, but CURIOUSLY not Monero.
I probably wouldn't give money to 4chan though. But it's a way to get around rangebans and shit, people use it to use rare VPNs that have permabans on them so they can get North Korea or China flags on /pol/

>>7916
She has oppai