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Peyman
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.onion URLs that I've seen do not open normal web browsing.

My question is can I open a typical website (like a .com or .net) and buy a .onion URL for it which can be opened through normal web browsing? in other words, can there be a .onion website whichthat is accessible via the normal web?

If not, how is that? What is the technical difference between a .onion URL and .com?

.onion URLs that I've seen do not open normal web browsing.

My question is can I open a typical website (like a .com or .net) and buy a .onion URL for it which can be opened through normal web browsing? in other words, can there be a .onion website which is accessible via the normal web?

If not, how is that? What is the technical difference between a .onion URL and .com?

.onion URLs that I've seen do not open normal web browsing.

My question is can I open a typical website (like a .com or .net) and buy a .onion URL for it which can be opened through normal web browsing? in other words, can there be a .onion website that is accessible via the normal web?

If not, how is that? What is the technical difference between a .onion URL and .com?

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Peyman
Peyman
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Can we make a non-tor .onion website?

.onion URLs that I've seen do not open normal web browsing.

My question is can I open a typical website (like a .com or .net) and buy a .onion URL for it which can be opened through normal web browsing? in other words, can there be a .onion website which is accessible via the normal web?

If not, how is that? What is the technical difference between a .onion URL and .com?