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(system-wide unlimited free VPN) PSA request to test new free beta DIFFERENT web browser
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Andy Burnelli
Feb 14, 2022, 11:21:04 AM2/14/22
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PSA request to test new free beta DIFFERENT web browser
(supposedly with a new system-wide unlimited free VPN)
Given this is claimed to be a brand new system-VPN concept for free browsers
on Windows, may I ask others to test it & let us know their observations?
I saw a recent thread in an app newsgroup about a new Windows-only beta:
<https://alohabrowser.com/pc/>
What's _different_ (and suspicious?) about that new beta is that the thread
claimed it uses an entirely _different_ concept from what Epic & Opera use.
None of the "parts" are new in the least; but the assemblage is brand new.
Instead of a "proxy", it actually changes your system-wide IP address.
For free.
It's even said to be unlimited (but I found some restrictions thereof).
But it _did_ change my system-wide IP address (if I wasn't already on VPN):
C:\Windows\System32\curl.exe icanhazip.com ===> 46.229.172.165
(Press F3 to repeat as needed during tests of the system-wide IP address.)
Does the browser change your system-wide IP address for you also?
I tested and it does seem to do strange things to my system IP address.
Especially when I'm already on a system VPN and even more especially when I
close the browser VPN session when I'm already on a system wide VPN.
Given this is a brand new system-VPN concept for free browsers on Windows,
may I ask others like me, if they test this, what their observations are?
<https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup32.exe>
<https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup64.exe>
Name: aloha_setup64.exe (version 0.5.8.0)
Size: 78469840 bytes (74 MiB)
SHA256: 6842E654486808915AA3DCD6CC216F46A1CA66B3F25D38E459B4BBDCBA901244
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Aloha Mobile\Aloha\Application\aloha.exe
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Aloha Mobile\Aloha\User Data\
In summary, this is perhaps a first ever on Windows (not the separate
products, but the combined product) which I would like to ask others to test
to confirm what I've seen in my tests that I ran myself just now.
--
Usenet is a huge community of kind hearted people who help each other learn.
BTW, just don't go there with the CIA running all free VPN services. Don't.
Don't waste our time. Just keep with the technical topic of _how_ it works.
(supposedly with a new system-wide unlimited free VPN)
Given this is claimed to be a brand new system-VPN concept for free browsers
on Windows, may I ask others to test it & let us know their observations?
I saw a recent thread in an app newsgroup about a new Windows-only beta:
<https://alohabrowser.com/pc/>
What's _different_ (and suspicious?) about that new beta is that the thread
claimed it uses an entirely _different_ concept from what Epic & Opera use.
None of the "parts" are new in the least; but the assemblage is brand new.
Instead of a "proxy", it actually changes your system-wide IP address.
For free.
It's even said to be unlimited (but I found some restrictions thereof).
But it _did_ change my system-wide IP address (if I wasn't already on VPN):
C:\Windows\System32\curl.exe icanhazip.com ===> 46.229.172.165
(Press F3 to repeat as needed during tests of the system-wide IP address.)
Does the browser change your system-wide IP address for you also?
I tested and it does seem to do strange things to my system IP address.
Especially when I'm already on a system VPN and even more especially when I
close the browser VPN session when I'm already on a system wide VPN.
Given this is a brand new system-VPN concept for free browsers on Windows,
may I ask others like me, if they test this, what their observations are?
<https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup32.exe>
<https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup64.exe>
Name: aloha_setup64.exe (version 0.5.8.0)
Size: 78469840 bytes (74 MiB)
SHA256: 6842E654486808915AA3DCD6CC216F46A1CA66B3F25D38E459B4BBDCBA901244
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Aloha Mobile\Aloha\Application\aloha.exe
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Aloha Mobile\Aloha\User Data\
In summary, this is perhaps a first ever on Windows (not the separate
products, but the combined product) which I would like to ask others to test
to confirm what I've seen in my tests that I ran myself just now.
--
Usenet is a huge community of kind hearted people who help each other learn.
BTW, just don't go there with the CIA running all free VPN services. Don't.
Don't waste our time. Just keep with the technical topic of _how_ it works.
Idaho Homo Joe
Feb 14, 2022, 2:49:53 PM2/14/22
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You need the Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
newsgroup. Your a fucked up loser, Arlencia!
newsgroup. Your a fucked up loser, Arlencia!
Lars Anders
Feb 16, 2022, 6:38:51 AM2/16/22
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On 14 Feb 2022, Andy Burnelli <sp...@nospam.com> wrote :
> Given this is a brand new system-VPN concept for free browsers on Windows,
> may I ask others like me, if they test this, what their observations are?
>
> <https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup32.exe>
> <https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup64.exe>
> Name: aloha_setup64.exe (version 0.5.8.0)
> Size: 78469840 bytes (74 MiB)
> SHA256: 6842E654486808915AA3DCD6CC216F46A1CA66B3F25D38E459B4BBDCBA901244
Nice new find aloha pc browser https://alohabrowser.com/pc/
> Given this is a brand new system-VPN concept for free browsers on Windows,
> may I ask others like me, if they test this, what their observations are?
>
> <https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup32.exe>
> <https://alohabrowser.com/pc/download/aloha_setup64.exe>
> Name: aloha_setup64.exe (version 0.5.8.0)
> Size: 78469840 bytes (74 MiB)
> SHA256: 6842E654486808915AA3DCD6CC216F46A1CA66B3F25D38E459B4BBDCBA901244
Is this new aloha pc browser chrome based?
If yes - does it already fix chrome patch CVE-2022-0609 ?
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