Yes, it surely would. It’s what i wanted. I intended to route Tor proxy through a VPN to conceal the fact it’s Tor from websites and at the same time to conceal my real web fingerprint from a VPN provider. From my experience most of mainstream services and platforms let you in with VPN more often than with Tor. Btw with Tornet terminal tool for Linux browsing feels more than pleasantly. I haven’t noticed any severe reduces of speed.
But it still has a weak point - ISP sees TOR connections and may flag you. I would like to try more advanced approach in the future but it requires expertise in self-hosting.
Appreciate your answer!
Yes, it surely would. It’s what i wanted. I intended to route Tor proxy through a VPN to conceal the fact it’s Tor from websites and at the same time to conceal my real web fingerprint from a VPN provider. From my experience most of mainstream services and platforms let you in with VPN more often than with Tor. Btw with Tornet terminal tool for Linux browsing feels more than pleasantly. I haven’t noticed any severe reduces of speed.
But it still has a weak point - ISP sees TOR connections and may flag you. I would like to try more advanced approach in the future but it requires expertise in self-hosting.