1. download tor: https://www.torproject.org/dow...

2. download tor services [pacman -Sy or apt-get install] tor

3. make your site (nextjs, here) bun create next-app <app_name> && cd <app_name>

4. edit page.tsx > nvim app/page.tsx 5. make the changes to the file 6. save and close nvim > :wq

7. run the nextjs server > bun dev

8. open brave and go to http://[network ip]:3000

9. open new terminal

10. some crazy stuff

11. what the fuck?

12. paste magic stuff ✨✨ HiddenServiceDir /var/lib/tor/hidden_service/ HiddenServicePort 80 [your network ip]:3000 13. bye nvim > :wq

14. TOR

15. NEW TERMINALLL

16. get ur link yay > cat /var/lib/tor/hidden_service/hostname

17. open tor browser and go to the url

follow for more onion: http://xd4ymk5fhmiku3wcxy4oryc...

@forloopcodes I smell a banger (tor is easy, i2p is also easy, actually most stuff is easy or it isn't public)

@1casie fr, this was so simple lmao

@forloopcodes Great guide, thankies

@jesx64 wdym thanks

@forloopcodes banger guide, motivated me to try get a up a duck tor site

@Duxxcoda send the onion

@forloopcodes That's sick

@Icetrycode ty

@forloopcodes Sugoi forloop chan

@prthkys who ts

@forloopcodes use tmux forloop no new terminal

@ryyabhh fr?

@forloopcodes OK, but I want my website in HTML, no dogshit.js

@ooberober ts just an example for nextjs, if u want no js, use django/php/dotnet

@forloopcodes This has been a W guide

@forloopcodes damn

@forloopcodes Instructions unclear, extradited to US to begin 25 year federal sentence. Something about traffic. Please give solution.

@forloopcodes NSA, this guy!

@forloopcodes I did not expect to see that I used the Nextjs for this thread ... Even so, the thread is great ^^