torqer ready-to-use Tor proxy Docker container, with privoxy on top.
This was inspired by rdsubhas' tor-proxy-alpine container, but actually protects your privacy by exposing Tor's DNS port for DNS resolution and allowing you to adjust its configuration.
You can connect directly through Tor by using port 9050 in your SOCKS configuration.
You can connect through Privoxy to Tor by using port 8118 in your web proxy configuration. Also use DNS resolution through the Docker instance when you use Privoxy!
You should use Tor for DNS resolution. Therefor this container exposes port 53, so you can simply set it as your primary & secondary DNS, e.g. in your /etc/resolv.conf.
First, adjust the configurations torqer/tor/torrc and torqer/privoxy/config to your needs. Afterwards, build the container and run it:
$ docker build -t=torqer .
$ docker run -it --name torqer torqer
$ su -
# echo "nameserver 192.168.100.1" > /etc/resolv.conf192.168.100.1 is the IP of the docker host this container runs on. Afterwards simply set up either SOCKS or HTTP proxy in your browser.
- User-Agent randomizer, e.g. random-user-agent
- Anti-tracking extension, e.g. Ghostery
- Use incognito mode, as it limits/disables access to e.g. LocalStorage
- Don't.
MIT, see LICENSE