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What do you mean? Monero.town’s blocking of Tor browser is not fixed at all. Can someone from there tell us if Tor users ever will be able to log in there again?
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  What are you on about? OP posted from lemmy.cafe, in /c/monero, on .cafe, which does not run behind Cloudflare, therefore fixing the issue. Haha.

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