Only through Qubes, but I do most of my web access in a disposable (ephemeral) Whonix VM in Qubes, and it does exactly what it says on the box.
I agree with you. Web design doesn't seem to be the strength of the Whonix team.. and got worse over time.
Basically, you download a Virtualbox image, import it and then have a hardened Debian VM with Xfce UI & some privacy-friendly apps like Tor browser & a crypto wallet. The internet is slow (because of Tor) & tcp-only, but sufficient for most things. Virtualbox guest extensions are included and most things work out-of-the-box.
> See DOS run.
> Run_DOS_Run!
Click "What Is Whonix?", scroll down, "Whonix ™ consists of two VMs: the Whonix-Gateway ™ and the Whonix-Workstation ™. The former runs Tor processes and acts as a gateway, while the latter runs user applications on a completely isolated network."
Whonix (KVM) is like running Debian with XFCE, but no matter what you do, your real IP address will never leak, at any point.
If you're serious about protecting yourself, Whonix is a requirement.
"Unanimously?" By whom?
By anyone who has read and understood the technical design pages.[1][2][3]
[1]: https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Dev/Technical_Introduction
I wish they'd simply summarize what it is.
Also:
> Learn What Is Whonix?
I certainly hope the people behind this distribution have better English than that.
I also hope they're better mannered than you are, and much better informed.
Typical configuration would be one Whonix-Gateway to connect to Internet via Tor and one or more Whonix Worstations.
It's a matter of convenience.
Your setup is far more complicated for a non-technical activist or journalist Vs. Tails.
"By using our website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agreed to our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Terms of Service, and E-Sign Consent."
I clicked in "more information" and was directed to a long page with small print, where you have to navigate to different policies (which remain somewhat hidden if you are not careful) ...
Really?
Easier to understand than most I see.
