i am really liking the idea of hosting a "dot onion" site on my forex trading laptop.

I have created a custom web server using C language with the GCC compiler.

my webserver obviously does not have a GUI, but instead it just operates at the shell and outputs text debugging messages.

sample webserver output: https://files.catbox.moe/dbhse1.gif

my web server binds to port 80 and can receive requests to access my dot onion page and it also can be used by brave or explorer to access localhost.

because i wrote my own server, i can also allow it to also be the web app also, no need for externam .cgi or .html files, etc.. everything is self contained inside of the webserver.

i am also able to simply ignore request header fields that are not of interest to me, such as those creepy cross site scripting weirdo fields that i am not even sure what they do anyways..

my webserver WILL NOT produce a directory listing for subdirectory requests that do not contain an index.html or other such file.. if i dont tell the webserver to do a particular thing, it doesnt do it.

i am able to, at the lowest possible level, decide which page requests i will even process... i have low level blocking ability.

another nice thing about the dark web/dot onion network is that i can change my domain easily, it takes about two minutes.

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