Packages

@paramira/capacitor-tor

Capacitor plugin that runs an embedded Tor daemon on Android and routes the whole WebView through it, reporting 'connected' only once the proxy override is active.

License: AGPL-3.0-or-later. Paramira's Tor setup for its Android apps (whole-WebView proxy, connected only once proxied).

Source: packages/capacitor-tor

What it does

A Capacitor plugin (Android) that runs an embedded Tor daemon (info.guardianproject:tor-android) and routes the whole WebView through it with a proxy override (androidx.webkit.ProxyController, SOCKS5 on 127.0.0.1:9050): the app's relay connections, API calls and uploads all go through Tor.

connected is reported only once Tor is on and the proxy override is active, never on a WebView without proxy-override support. An app should wait for it before opening connections, and treat a timeout as "not private" rather than carrying on silently.

The app's android/build.gradle must list the Guardian Project repository, since Gradle does not take repositories from a library:

Used by the Paramira companion app and iwacu's Android build.

Used by

Apps: companion, iwacu-nuxt

Uses

@capacitor/core

capacitor-keystore

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capacitor-unifiedpush

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