[SOLVED] How do you find a proxy to a website?

[Pappagaming]

I'm just curious how you find a proxy to a website, and was wondering if someone could direct me in the right direction and help.

 

[USAFRet]

"a proxy to a website "

We need some context here.
What are you actually looking for.

 

[Pappagaming]

"a proxy to a website "

We need some context here.
What are you actually looking for.

I'm looking for a proxy address to a betting website called coin royale, but I've done so much research and I can't figure out a damn thing.

 

[USAFRet]

I'm looking for a proxy address to a betting website called coin royale, but I've done so much research and I can't figure out a damn thing.

Why do you assume there would be a 'proxy address' for this website?

What are you trying to do with it?

 

[Pappagaming]

So I can get bitcoin

 

[USAFRet]

So I can get bitcoin

So you can get bitcoin.

So somehow, by finding a proxy for this betting website (I don't think the word proxy means what you think it means)...you can gain bitcoin for doing no work?

 

[Pappagaming]

So you can get bitcoin.

So somehow, by finding a proxy for this betting website (I don't think the word proxy means what you think it means)...you can gain bitcoin for doing no work?

Yes that is correct, but how do you find proxy's from websites? Or anything?

Also this next question should be for a different thread but what the hell. I had been doing some research and I have a tails bootable usb, and the research i found was that its actually safer to just use tails for tor browser without a vpn, is this true?

Also when you get onto tails and when you open electrum (offline bitcoin wallet) it warns you that if you transfer bitcoin to that wallet, it will not save when I go back go my regular windows 10 and come back and says the wallet will be gone and so will the bitcoin, so should I just download a different offline wallet on tails? Or is there something I can do to make it save?

 

[USAFRet]

1. Again, a "proxy" is not what you seem to think it is.
2. TOR vs VPN? 2 completely different things.
3. Your TAILS USB instance does not save to that USB. That is the a significant parts of a TAILS USB...not saving. Suggest you do some more research into what TAILS is and does.

 

[Pappagaming]

1. Again, a "proxy" is not what you seem to think it is.
2. TOR vs VPN? 2 completely different things.
3. Your TAILS USB instance does not save to that USB. That is the a significant parts of a TAILS USB...not saving. Suggest you do some more research into what TAILS is and does.

1. Again, a "proxy" is not what you seem to think it is.
2. TOR vs VPN? 2 completely different things.
3. Your TAILS USB instance does not save to that USB. That is the a significant parts of a TAILS USB...not saving. Suggest you do some more research into what TAILS is and does.

Well I figured out what a VPN actually is and the TAILS thing makes sense, Just out of curiousity, have you used TAILS before?

 

[USAFRet]

Yes, I have used it.
It is good for what it is.

For instance...if for some reason I was forced to use a public system, and I also had the capability to boot from a USB on...I'd use it.
At home or work for every day? No.

 

[Pappagaming]

Yes, I have used it.
It is good for what it is.

For instance...if for some reason I was forced to use a public system, and I also had the capability to boot from a USB on...I'd use it.
At home or work for every day? No.

Would you say that it is safe to browse tor with tails?

 

[USAFRet]

Depends on your definition of "safe", and what you're browsing around for.