Âand it was about tor users getting blocked from accessing alot of website. but after giving this some thought i think i came up with a possible solution to the problem :there is a thing called bridges, they are used to access the tor network
without your isp knowing that you use tor, but if you can use those
proxies to enter the network, it might also be possible to exit the
network with them. But then we face a second challenge, the exit nodes
have to be configured in such a way that it will relay traffic to such a
bridge, so the exit node owners also need to know the ip of the bridge.
While this doesn't seem difficult to do, it can become difficult. You
see if the bridges are published on a public list(like normal bridges
are) then the blocking sites in question will be able to block those
address too. While this also posses a problem, a possible solution could
be found in something called flashproxies, flashproxies are bridges
with a really short life span, they are created and destroyed fairly
swiftly, when this is done in a rapid pace, they become really hard to
block because the ip changes all the time. So if the exit nodes can be
configured to make use of such flash proxies, then the problem could be
solved. I Must admit that not an expert on this or anything, and it
needs alot of more thought, but it could work.ï so i was wondering if there are any experts who could help me with thinking out this subject and maybe confirm if this idea could work.