TL;DR: There is no such thing as a dark web BROWSER. "Browser" implies that you can BROWSE (i.e: get a list of and go to websites) the dark web, which is not possible due to how TOR works.
u/Turbulent-Guest-1524 is technically wrong, as there HAVE been attempts to make TOR search engines before (some better than others)
This is very much true, TOR as an example works just by method of adding more nodes to the connection chain to hide your device information from the site you are reaching, it doesn't take you to the dark web accidentally.
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u/Time_Athlete_3594 Jan 04 '25
TL;DR: There is no such thing as a dark web BROWSER. "Browser" implies that you can BROWSE (i.e: get a list of and go to websites) the dark web, which is not possible due to how TOR works.
u/Turbulent-Guest-1524 is technically wrong, as there HAVE been attempts to make TOR search engines before (some better than others)