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Problem is that many sites don't work because of anti-ddos and anti bot measures.
It is a pity
Cloudflare is pretty TOR-friendly, they even offer onion routing for your website.
https://developers.cloudflare.com/support/firewall/learn-more/understanding-cloudflare-tor-support-and-onion-routing/
Yeah, we need to make it illegal to block someone from doing a simple GET request just because they're using a privacy tool.
It should only be legal to block access based on how you act, not based on how you look.