Resurrecting a thread from the grave!
I have made a patch to check.torproject.org to expose a JSONP interface
that would allow people to have the user check client side if (s)he is
using Tor.
This would allow people to embed a badge on their website
(privacybadge.html) that congratulates
Tor Hidden Services are great, though their impact is grossly limited by the
fact that they are not at all easy to deploy. Systems such as Tor2web allow
people that decide to publish anonymously to be reachable by anybody not
using
a Tor client.
For dealing with the usability aspect of Tor Hidden
Setting aside the issue related with usability there are also some
interesting
improvements that can be made to make Tor HS more performant.
I will summarize here the ideas that have been brought forward along
with some
that are not detailed anywhere and would like to see more interest in.
I
On 2012-03-23, Arturo Filastò a...@baculo.org wrote:
Since I noticed that check.tpo was removed from the front page I was
thinking it would be a good idea to bring back up the topic of migrating
check.torproject.org to a JSONP based system.
JSONP gives the party which is expected to provide a
On 3/23/12 4:34 PM, Robert Ransom wrote:
On 2012-03-23, Arturo Filastò a...@baculo.org wrote:
Since I noticed that check.tpo was removed from the front page I was
thinking it would be a good idea to bring back up the topic of migrating
check.torproject.org to a JSONP based system.
JSONP
