TOR + proxy

You can't do what you're asking with torbrowser unless you change how torbrowser's configured and how it operates, which is a bad idea, but you can use pretty much any other browser. Basically if you run a browser with something like freecap or widecap, with freecap or similar configured to use your local tor service (usually localhost 9050 or 9150) if you then configure your browser running under freecap to use a proxy, the traffic will be proxied through tor first (using freecap) and then traffic will go from the tor exit node to whatever proxy is configured in your browser.

i tried it with whonix and tails in a virtual machine but it wont work. the browsers just ignore the proxy configuration and force every connection JUST through tor and thats it.

and i read the whole tor faq and the 'torify how to' even twice but i cant get it done because i don't get how to torify the torbrowser.?! the torbrowser has many security patches and its portable which is why i want to use it anyway... and even if i would know how to torify the browser i dont know where do i get the "standalone" torbrowser without vidalia/tor and it has to work with linux..


isn't there a simple way to add or edit something in the "torrc" of the tor browser bundle or to install an addon that proxychains after exiting the tor exit node?
i would really prefer everything to stay "portable" anyway, so i can use it from the usb stick.


guys, i'm really desperate right now cause it took me over 12 hours reading and trying for nothing... just nothing... please help

It's easier with linux, just install tsocks and the tor daemon, run the tor daemon, put server=127.0.0.1 and server_port=9050 into /etc/tsocks.conf, run tsocks ./App/Firefox/firefox-bin from your tor-browser_whatever directory, change the proxy settings in "torbrowser" and let the good times roll.