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23 days agoThat’s what I have been using. More often than not I get exit nodes that allow the propaganda through.
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Any similar extensions to bypass EU censorship?
3·24 days agoAh, oops!
Some distros do this already.
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An extension would allow me to use FF as I usually do for all sites except for list-of-blocked-sites-in-EU that the extension would work its magic on to allow data through. Also, I wouldn’t have to look for a secure proxy myself and it would work (hopefully) on FF for mobile devices.
(Right now I’m using Tor which was already suggested in a different comment. The effort of having to open Tor is small but I was wondering whther an extension like Censor Tracker existed.)
I suppose a proxy could work. Ideally I would have multiple proxies working within the same profile like