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Configure Tor Browser to access Mobazha stores privately, or run a store as a .onion hidden service. Use for privacy and anonymity setup.
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Access Mobazha stores anonymously through Tor, or run your own store as a .onion hidden service.
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Access Mobazha stores anonymously through Tor, or run your own store as a .onion hidden service.
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 |
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.
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.
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.
In the store admin dashboard:
The .onion address will be generated and displayed in the Network settings.
No re-installation needed.
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
After enabling Tor, your store's .onion address is shown in:
docker compose logs | grep "onion"When Tor overlay is enabled:
.onion address is generated (no domain purchase needed)Mobazha also supports Lokinet as a privacy overlay:
curl -sSL https://get.mobazha.org/standalone | sudo bash -s -- --overlay lokinet
Lokinet provides similar anonymity properties with potentially lower latency.