#wordpress 2020-03-13
2020-03-13 UTC
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vpnsearcher Hi everyone, I am trying to visit a wordpress blog without being noticed. I meas, I don´t want the owner to notice I read the entries.
# vpnsearcher Is that posible?
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# [Michael_Beckwit i’m not aware of any absolutely foolproof way to hide that you visited something
# vpnsearcher fmmm
# vpnsearcher thanks
# [Michael_Beckwit they’d potentially have analytics in place, plugins that also do analytics like tracking, and even then, simple access logs on the server would have something
# vpnsearcher that makes sense
# vpnsearcher thank you
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[KevinMarks] you could read them on the internet archive
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# [Jeff_Hawkins] RSS?
# [Jeff_Hawkins] Also, you could point HTTrack at it and then read it locally.
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# [Michael_Beckwit i guess my question is why the need for so much anonymity
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# [Joe_Crawford] Anonymous browsing using Tor seems apt. The question is what identifiable information trail do you leave which can inferentially point at you. But using Tor would seem to do it. But a VPN and starting new private windows seems the simplest and fastest. But visits by any browser will create record in most web servers.
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