Until a week or two ago (I don't comment every day, so it might have been a month ago) I was able to comment on the independent.co.uk news site. Now I cannot comment with Tor (I don't want anyone to know who is making my comments).
Am I doing something wrong? Before, I wrote in, and the problem was that comments were insecure, while the news articles were https secure, and I learned how to disable that protection. Now I cannot log in at all.
I have no idea if the Independent is blocking all comments from Tor users as part of its firewall, or if Tor has some protection against the kind of stuff they try to extract from commentators.
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
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I wanted to test this but the site is bloated like no tomorrow xD
What I can suggest you to try to diagnose the issue:
Open the Browser Console using Ctrl+Shift+J and see if any error pops up when you try to comment.
Click on the HTTPS Everywhere icon and select "Block all unencrypted requests", then refresh the page where you want to comment and see if it's fixing thing.
If you can't log in at all without any formal notice (i.e. No "We no longer allow Tor connections" notifier, simply a reloaded blank login form, etc) I would imagine that it has to do with either your cookies or referrer settings. Have you tweaked the internals in about:config? How are you configuring NoScript?
I tried Ctrl+Shift+J and saved all the errors (attached)
I clicked on the HTTPS Everywhere button, but did not see "Block all unencrypted requests"
I tried playing with HTTPS options. No help. So I reset everything in the Options menu back to default (I hope). I haven't done anything (that I can recall) with about:config
I tried Ctrl+Shift+J and saved all the errors (attached)
Wow, that's 126 pages, and we only wanted the part when you tried to comment (i.e. 5 lines at most) :)
I clicked on the HTTPS Everywhere button, but did not see "Block all unencrypted requests"
Well it should be there,
Do you see the HTTPS Everywhere extension icon in your toolbar? If not click on the burger menu and click on Customize at the very bottom and you should be able to move it and place it in your toolbar. Then try again what I suggested to see if it will solve the issue.
I clicked on 'Block all unencrypted requests' and opened the Brower log. There are 6 options: NET, CSS, JS, Security, Logging, and Server. I copied the JS and Logging and attached the files. Much shorter than before (but more than 5 or 6 lines, a page or two). Also txt, not a Word file.