Integration with the Tor Project for anti-sensorship about tweetduck

[chylex]

Can you provide more details? I don't know what libraries there even are and couldn't quickly find any that could be integrated with chromium libraries.

[javadch]

At the moment the Brave browser, which is based on chromium, has integrated Tor into its private window: one can open a "new private window" and enable Tor or directly open "a new private window with Tor". I this does not help, I can search for more docs.

[chylex]

It seems that while twitter.com is on the onion network, tweetdeck.twitter.com is not. I don't know if it's still possible to use Tor for services that aren't on the onion network, but if it is possible I would expect Tor to behave as an HTTPS proxy which can be enabled in TweetDuck.

There isn't a dedicated UI for configuring a proxy, but you can see #159 for a guide on manual proxy configuration in TweetDuck.

Alternatively, you might could set it as a system proxy, which should work with TweetDuck's browser windows automatically. If you then enable Options - Advanced - Use System Proxy for All Connections, it will also use system proxy for update checks and some more minor things that happen in the background.

[chylex]

Closing as answered.