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so you mean use a #FOSS #nostr client with #torbrowser, so that the keys are relatively safe.

But then what is the point of using #tor since the client is under my control and possibly on local network anyway. Would then the client not expose the IP anyway?

Or do I have it wrong?
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₿logging₿itcoin 2y ago

I'm not sure. It depends if you exit through a spook exit node. I think that's a low probability, but I have a friend who thinks differently.

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hit with a hint of s 2y ago

I honestly don't think #tor exit node matters in this scenario.

If I use tor to connect to client online - the client does not know my IP but then the relays know the IP of the client.

So if this is client at my home - they know my home IP

Using #torborowser makes most sense to connect to untrusted sites - public clients. But then we are at my first question - how to safely login?

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₿logging₿itcoin 2y ago

Have you tried using nos2x on TOR? I have not, but I use the bitwarden extention on TOR.