[spoonfork]

Have u try running tor extension in chrome? i just try it + proxy. but how secure is this connection?? anyone have experience?

[TechMasterX123]

is fine, but there are a few things to keep in mind:

1. make sure you trust the proxy provider, as they will have access to your traffic before it enters the Tor network.
2. Not all Tor extensions may work correctly with all proxy services, so make sure that the chosen combination is known to be stable and reliable.
3. The Tor browser is specifically designed to provide the best possible security when using the Tor network. Using a Tor extension in Chrome may not provide the same level of protection, as the browser itself can still leak information that could compromise your anonymity.

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[Gluee]

why not just use tor or gate ur shit thru the whonix gateway

[GrassCrab]

no safe no do it

[shitstorm]

lol probably not the best to do considering chromes reputation with taking security :/ also the tor browser package has some pretty sick configs.

[PlayBoy]

not a good idea, in addition to the fact that the Tor browser has access to the network, it also has good default settings for safe use, you will have to tinker with Google Chrome...

[eterloop]

Tor Browser does not only connect you to TOR, but hides TONE of information regarding your PC: time, screen size, keyboard layouts, language, OS type information, installed plug-ins.
This information is usually enough to identify you even if you'll use TOR network.
Don't even try to use Chrome + TOR if you need anonymity!

[IvoryKetchup285]

TOR on Chromium based browser? it seems not good idea since mobile phone/computers is highly monitored by Google, Microsoft and Meta.

I wouldn't recommended accesing onion websites via Chromium browsers, because big companies didn't respect your privacy