[RAMBLE] is accessible from the clearnet, TOR onion service, I2P Network, LokiNet, and Yggdrasiil networks for privacy.

[Rambler]

IceCat can’t find the server at rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion.
That's what usually happens.

The server at rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion.link is taking too long to respond.
After I add .link which is needed for some reason (multiple browsers).

What port does this typically use? I have used onion links before and at one point they just stopped working.

Edgerouter Lite handles routing+hardware firewall.

I'm unfamiliar with IceCat. I assume you're just running the Tor daemon locally and setting your browser to proxy traffic through port 9050 or whatever Tor uses by default, and not running the Tor browser/bundle to access the site?

I've tested the domain/URL both in the Tor browser bundle, via an I2P network outproxy that has Tor/onion support, and via my own local terminal (see below)

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~$ torsocks curl -s rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion | grep RAMBLE
    <title>[RAMBLE]</title>
    <link rel="search" type="application/opensearchdescription+xml" href="/opensearch.xml" title="[RAMBLE]">
  <meta property="og:title" content="[RAMBLE]">
  <meta property="og:site_name" content="[RAMBLE]">
      <b class="no-mobile">[RAMBLE]</b>

Is the issue still persisting for you? You shouldn't need to know the port that the Tor daemon is using server-side to connect to it via the Tor service.

[RoboGoat2000]

Love the idea. Clearweb makes it so new people can discover the site. As long as there aren't any hook-nosed policies, I'd be interested in trying it out. At the time, it seems that a large amount of goats are using Poal.

[B3bomber]

IceCat can’t find the server at rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion.
That's what usually happens.

The server at rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion.link is taking too long to respond.
After I add .link which is needed for some reason (multiple browsers).

What port does this typically use? I have used onion links before and at one point they just stopped working.

Edgerouter Lite handles routing+hardware firewall.

I'm unfamiliar with IceCat. I assume you're just running the Tor daemon locally and setting your browser to proxy traffic through port 9050 or whatever Tor uses by default, and not running the Tor browser/bundle to access the site?

I've tested the domain/URL both in the Tor browser bundle, via an I2P network outproxy that has Tor/onion support, and via my own local terminal (see below)

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~$ torsocks curl -s rambleeeqrhty6s5jgefdfdtc6tfgg4jj6svr4jpgk4wjtg3qshwbaad.onion | grep RAMBLE
    <title>[RAMBLE]</title>
    <link rel="search" type="application/opensearchdescription+xml" href="/opensearch.xml" title="[RAMBLE]">
  <meta property="og:title" content="[RAMBLE]">
  <meta property="og:site_name" content="[RAMBLE]">
      <b class="no-mobile">[RAMBLE]</b>

Is the issue still persisting for you? You shouldn't need to know the port that the Tor daemon is using server-side to connect to it via the Tor service.

I'll have to give it another test later. I don't normally run the TOR service since a lot has been integrated with FF based (IceCat is a fork) browsers. I do know it used to work without that. I hope they didn't integrate it with their fucked DNS service that was on by default since I turned that off.

[B3bomber]

Using Tor browser itself, works. Using anything else, does not work. I also reset my on system firewall since it was acting wonky.

I have no idea why it stopped working on IceCat. The TOR process used to be something one could run separately. I think it might still be possible when configuring proxy settings. Either way I hate loading yet another browser and TORbrowser is based on newer failfox I absolutely loathe using.

[redsun]

I have no idea why it stopped working on IceCat.

Icecat does not support Tor, you must be using an extension called "Onion Browser Button", the extension has not been updated for over ten years and Fedora removed it from its packages not long ago. It would be best for your security if you stop using that extension. If you don´t mind using the command line you can set up torsocks with Icecat or any other application.

[B3bomber]

I have no idea why it stopped working on IceCat.

Icecat does not support Tor, you must be using an extension called "Onion Browser Button", the extension has not been updated for over ten years and Fedora removed it from its packages not long ago. It would be best for your security if you stop using that extension. If you don´t mind using the command line you can set up torsocks with Icecat or any other application.

I don't remember using an extension and I know that isn't installed either. They used to have the TOR service as a separate thing that would sit in the taskbar on windows.

[redsun]

I have no idea why it stopped working on IceCat.

Icecat does not support Tor, you must be using an extension called "Onion Browser Button", the extension has not been updated for over ten years and Fedora removed it from its packages not long ago. It would be best for your security if you stop using that extension. If you don´t mind using the command line you can set up torsocks with Icecat or any other application.

I don't remember using an extension and I know that isn't installed either. They used to have the TOR service as a separate thing that would sit in the taskbar on windows.

The IceCat I used around a year ago, came with that extension, maybe it was a different repository. But now I see you mention Windows, I was using Linux, I didn´t know there was a Windows version.

[B3bomber]

Yeah I had to scout around the net for that. I miss the standalone tor service and proxy editing that made it work (there was no extension then). That was the whole point of failfox having the network configuration it does, so it doesn't automatically use shitdoze networking. I'm betting it's totally fucked now though since fucking faggots at mozilla decided to insert their own special DNS.