Nov 29, 2017, 05:18 am
(This post was last modified: Nov 29, 2017, 05:20 am by Scorpwanna. Edited 2 times in total.)
On the upload page when you are using TOR and the onion address, it defaults to the https original page url because it's hard coded into the page with the whole URL instead of what's after the ".org/". Known as absolute links vs Relative links. Example: "https://thepiratebay.org/upload" would be an absolute link, where as just using "/upload" is the relative linking. Typically when you make a website you can either use the full URL address as a link or you can just use the part that refers to the relative link you are going to. The smart move is to always use the relative link, because then if you change website to another website you have to change barely nothing. If you use full absolute URLs, you have to change each one to reflect the new site.
If you notice when using the Tor Browser and the onion link: uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion for the pirate bay if you scroll over the upload link it is the original upload URL for the main site and not the onion site. That is a hard coded absolute link which if manually played with gives out just ERROR. So submitting form data via just manually typing a url can be tricky especially when uploading a file too.
My opinion, thepiratebay is being blocked by outside forces on purpose.
If you notice when using the Tor Browser and the onion link: uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion for the pirate bay if you scroll over the upload link it is the original upload URL for the main site and not the onion site. That is a hard coded absolute link which if manually played with gives out just ERROR. So submitting form data via just manually typing a url can be tricky especially when uploading a file too.
My opinion, thepiratebay is being blocked by outside forces on purpose.
