One of my friends wants to make a submission in the following Smart PDF online submission form:
https://forms.australia.gov.au/forms/se ... rmCode=ACF
But whenever he loads the url it opens Adobe acrobat reader which I assume will bypass TOR because the form requires Javascript to be enabled. The form will not submit unless javascript is enabled.
So how can my friend submit the adobe smart pdf form with javascript enabled while still being anonymous with TOR?
If it's not possible with TOR, what other free services could my friend use?
How to make Smart PDF submission form work with TOR?
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You may resolve DNS with TOR and send suspected sites to a dead end like this:
/etc/hosts:
127.0.0.1 adobe.com
127.0.0.1 https://forms.australia.gov.au/
of course this doesn't help if static IPs are used.
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I dont know how to bypass the browser's proxy settings with javascript, but this would be a security issue... The browser must sandbox scripts and as far as I kwow this is working more or less... in firefox.
HTH,
urban
/etc/hosts:
127.0.0.1 adobe.com
127.0.0.1 https://forms.australia.gov.au/
of course this doesn't help if static IPs are used.
~~
I dont know how to bypass the browser's proxy settings with javascript, but this would be a security issue... The browser must sandbox scripts and as far as I kwow this is working more or less... in firefox.
HTH,
urban