Tor Browser 9.5
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#63Anyone know what the HTML is for adding my onion address to my page for people visiting from the normal web entrance? I looked through the changelog for the bit about this auto-detection but didn't see it. Is it some sort of link tag thing in the like,
The article didn't say the exact name of the header but it mentions support.torproject.org uses it so looking into its headers:
$ curl -I https://support.torproject.org/
[redacted]
Onion-Location: http://4bflp2c4tnynnbes.onion/index.html
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#64I'm amazing how well youtube works when using tor. I would have assumed it would vomit captchas like the rest of Google but it doesn't.
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#65Has anyone else had this problem (or had this work)?
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#66Re: Tor Browser 9.5
#67The Onion site autodiscovery has never worked for me when using Cloudflare's Onion routing. My sites (e.g. https://www.pastery.net/ ) include an alt-svc header, yet the browser never prompts me to switch to it. It does work for ProPublica, but not for my sites for which I have CF's Onion Routing enabled. Has anyone else had this problem (or had this work)?
Re: Tor Browser 9.5
#68The Onion site autodiscovery has never worked for me when using Cloudflare's Onion routing. My sites (e.g. https://www.pastery.net/ ) include an alt-svc header, yet the browser never prompts me to switch to it. It does work for ProPublica, but not for my sites for which I have CF's Onion Routing enabled. Has anyone else had this problem (or had this work)?
according to the blog post, alt-svc enables invisible onion services, which have been supported "for years". this new release enables "Onion Location", which is apparently presented in the address bar.