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Opened Apr 08, 2020 by Trac@tracbot

The word "bridge" appeared as my entry (guard) node, for no apparent reason

For some reason, my Tor Circuit appeared strange recently -- normally, the Tor Circuit displays the entry (guard) node as having an IP Address and a country -- however, recently (in the Tor Circuit display) the entry (guard) node appeared as the word "bridge", with no country and no IP address. What does this mean, and is it normal?

I haven't manually set up any bridges, so why is my entry (guard) node appearing simply as the word "bridge"? Netstat shows a familiar Tor entry (guard) node IP address as currently active.

Note that after I closed the browser and reopened it, the Tor Circuit went back to normal.

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Username: Tor235

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Reference: legacy/trac#33859