Skill: fengzie/mobazha-tor-browsing (version 0.1.0)

--- name: tor-browsing description: Configure Tor Browser to access Mobazha stores privately, or run a store as a .onion hidden service. Use for privacy and anonymity setup. --- # Tor Browsing & Privacy Configuration Access Mobazha stores anonymously through Tor, or run your own store as a .onion hidden service. ## Part A: Browse Mobazha Stores via Tor (Buyer) ### Step 1: Install Tor Browser Download from the official Tor Project website: <https://www.torproject.org/download/> | Platform | Install Method | |----------|---------------| | Windows | Download and run the installer from torproject.org | | macOS | Download the `.dmg`, drag to Applications | | Linux | `sudo apt install torbrowser-launcher` or download from torproject.org | | Android | Install "Tor Browser" from Google Play or F-Droid | ### Step 2: Access a .onion Store If a Mobazha store has Tor enabled, it will have a `.onion` address. Open Tor Browser and navigate to: ``` http://<store-onion-address>.onion ``` The store looks and works exactly like the clearnet version, but your connection is routed through the Tor network for privacy. ### Step 3: Browse the Mobazha Marketplace via Tor The SaaS marketplace can also be accessed through Tor by visiting: ``` https://app.mobazha.org ``` Tor Browser handles the connection routing automatically. Note that `.onion` addresses provide stronger anonymity than accessing clearnet URLs through Tor. ### Privacy Tips for Buyers - **Use Tor Browser exclusively** — don't use a regular browser with a Tor proxy - **Don't maximize the window** — keeping the default size reduces fingerprinting - **Avoid logging in** — browsing without an account provides the strongest anonymity - **Use cryptocurrency** — for truly private purchases, pay with privacy-focused coins like Zcash (shielded) ## Part B: Run Your Store as a Tor Hidden Service (Seller) ### Option 1: Enable During Docker Installation ```bash curl -sSL https://get.mobazha.org/standalone | sudo bash -s -- --overlay tor ``` This sets up your store with a `.onion` address. No domain name or public IP required. ### Option 2: Enable on an Existing Docker Store In the store admin dashboard: 1. Go to **Admin → System → Network** 2. Enable the Tor overlay 3. Save and wait for the service to restart The `.onion` address will be generated and displayed in the Network settings. No re-installation needed. ### Option 3: Using mobazha-ctl ```bash cd /opt/mobazha # Update .env to set OVERLAY_TYPE=tor and CONNECTIVITY=overlay # Then restart: docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.overlay.yml --profile tor up -d ``` ### Finding Your .onion Address After enabling Tor, your store's `.onion` address is shown in: - **Admin → System → Network** in the dashboard - The container logs: `docker compose logs | grep "onion"` ### How It Works When Tor overlay is enabled: - Your store runs a Tor hidden service inside the Docker container - A `.onion` address is generated (no domain purchase needed) - Buyers can access your store anonymously via Tor Browser - Your VPS IP is not exposed to buyers - You can run with Tor **and** a clearnet domain simultaneously ### Lokinet Alternative Mobazha also supports Lokinet as a privacy overlay: ```bash curl -sSL https://get.mobazha.org/standalone | sudo bash -s -- --overlay lokinet ``` Lokinet provides similar anonymity properties with potentially lower latency. ## Security Considerations - **Tor does not encrypt stored data** — it protects network traffic only - If running a hidden service, keep your VPS identity separate from your real identity - Use cryptocurrency for payments to maintain transaction privacy - Regularly update your store to get the latest security patches


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