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Hmm, I guess having Null personally handle any clearnet frontend would be the best thing in that case. Though I'm still wondering if a read-only frontend for the clearnet would be easier to host, and if so, by how much.
One thing you could do with read-only is heavily cache the rendered content so that any DDOS doesn't actually reach the backend in any significant amount. This would cause some delay for users on the read-only side for any changes but might still make some sense.
 
But Papa Null recommended using Orbot which is a Tor VPN.
Its a local proxy that routes everything through tor.
Its a proper "tor vpn", and does not pose a security risk like commercial "tor vpn" shilled everywhere.

Traffic is wrapped locally, like it should be with tor.
Its not re-wrapped and served over some protocol like Wireguard, like its the case with NordVPN "tor vpn".
 
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I have set this up just to see what happens. Do not make a habit of randomly entering your password on clearnet sites that purport to be a mirror. You will be hijacked. This is the only mirror I intend to establish and if it fails I do not intend to replace it.

And to be absolutely clear, 'mirrors' can inject random HTML. So verify any site you enter credentials on the Tor instance or Telegram or something first.
 

I have set this up just to see what happens. Do not make a habit of randomly entering your password on clearnet sites that purport to be a mirror. You will be hijacked. This is the only mirror I intend to establish and if it fails I do not intend to replace it.

And to be absolutely clear, 'mirrors' can inject random HTML. So verify any site you enter credentials on the Tor instance or Telegram or something first.
I like your funny words, magic man!
 

I have set this up just to see what happens. Do not make a habit of randomly entering your password on clearnet sites that purport to be a mirror. You will be hijacked. This is the only mirror I intend to establish and if it fails I do not intend to replace it.

And to be absolutely clear, 'mirrors' can inject random HTML. So verify any site you enter credentials on the Tor instance or Telegram or something first.
Most clearnet users:
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