• soronixa
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    63 years ago

    interesting question. I dont even know if Lemmy is compatible with Tor. I have no idea about the backend (I have no understanding of Tor either) but I know the front-end uses a lot of javascript, and that there is also an alternative front-end for Lemmy that doesn’t rely on js at all.

    • @jadziadax
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      53 years ago

      It works with tor browser in nonstrict mode. Some end nodes will not work with .ml domains though.

      • soronixa
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        33 years ago

        well, as far as I know hosting it as a Tor hidden service would resolve the problem with exit nodes, I’m not sure. and using the non js front end would mean it gotta be compatible with strictest mode, so we can go for the complete hacker experience xD

        • DessalinesA
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          33 years ago

          The other issue is that federation requires domain names, so I have no idea how they’d work with onion addresses, and back and forth between the two. If someone wanted to do that work they’re free to.

  • DessalinesA
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    53 years ago

    I have no idea how to set those up.