However, I know that the common purpose is clear, you want to use Tor for anonymity. I could not care less about what you want to do on Tor. However, if you have specific need to connect to Tor without their official browser, you can setup SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy. The best way to use Tor network is by browsing using the official Tor Browser. If you're familiar with Python, it would probably not be difficult to write one if you cannot find a better option.Published: 2 April 2017 | Last updated: 2 April 2017 | Web I also see various other scripts around the internet that claim to do this. I don't know of any Windows applications to do this, but you could look into running DeleGate (seems to no longer be maintained) using Cygwin, Polipo (also unmaintained), Privoxy, or some person's http-proxy-to-socks nodejs tool.
If you want a GET proxy to make HTTP requests (without TLS), you will need to add another proxy in front of Tor that will act as an HTTP proxy, but forward requests to Tor's SOCKS proxy. This means that you can only make HTTPS connections through Tor's proxy. Tor only provides a CONNECT proxy and not a GET proxy. In addition, non-TLS HTTP traffic will be readable by the exit relay. To be clear, this will not make all of your applications anonymous, and you will certainly leak information when applications either don't use the proxy, use it incorrectly, or send identifying information over the proxy. So my general question: how to configure tor/torrc correctly to use tor as HTTP proxy? Use HTTPS then the client should automatically use HTTP CONNECT. Please configure your client accordingly. This is not correct: This port is configured as a CONNECT tunnel, notĪn HTTP proxy. It appears you have configured your web browser to use this Tor port as This is an HTTP CONNECT tunnel, not an HTTP proxy. This is an HTTP CONNECT tunnel, not a full HTTP Proxy Then when I trying to make get request with curl to not https secured website I'm getting the following output in my terminal: bashrc I added following lines: export http_proxy=127.0.0.1:8118 The same I have experiences in WSL (Ubuntu 18.04).
You can also use HTTPS then the client should automatically use HTTP CONNECT. This is not correct: This port is configured as a CONNECT tunnel, not an HTTP proxy. It appears you have configured your web browser to use this Tor port as an HTTP proxy.
So when I open my Chrome I go to website and see the exit nodes IP address used now.īut but if I try to access an unsecured website that does not support https, by just http, I get the following message in my browser: This is an HTTP CONNECT tunnel, not an HTTP proxy. In Windows 10 proxy settings I set the 127.0.0.1:8118 as system proxy: In my torrc config ( pastebin) I use: HTTPTunnelPort 8118 for configure HTTP proxy listener on 8118 port, right?
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