Hi Am Montag, den 22.09.2014, 14:57 +0200 schrieb Jan Reister: > Il 21/09/2014 13:49, Christian Stadelmann ha scritto: > > b) using Tor > > This is a bad idea too since I regularly fetch some hundred RSS/Atom > > files, some of them via unencrypted HTTP. This would clearly undermine > > all anonymity provided by tor. > > Do you mean that the hundreds rss feeds are a unique fingerprint to you? Yes, I meant that. > > > What can I do? > > > > I have only one slight idea of a solution: Use a RSS reader which > > fetches all files via tor with a random lag between [1]. It MUST load all > > content (images, ...) instantly OR remove and never display it. > > Have you considered a web-based, self-hosted rss reader such as tt-rss? > You can effectively separate the act of updating the feeds from the act > of actually reading them. > > http://tt-rss.org > Thanks. Looks like I'll try that. Using IsolateDestAddr is not an option since this would be my web browser opening a new circuit for every domain/IP I connect to. This would be something like denial of service for tor (at least the local tor daemon). Chris
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