Step-by-step | How to Browse Using I2P on Ubuntu Gnu/Linux

Getting Started with I2P Browsing

Hi! This Tutorial shows you Step-by-step How to Browse Using I2P on Ubuntu GNU/Linux.

And to Browse Using I2P on Ubuntu it’s enough Using the Firefox Browser with the right Proxy Setup.

So this Guide will shows you How to Run the I2P Router and Connect to the Network Using the I2PTunnel.

1. 1. Installing I2P

   How to Install I2P on Ubuntu GNU/Linux

   I2P Installation Guide

   I2P Install Ubuntu

2. 2. Launching the Shell Emulator

   Open a Terminal window
   Ctrl+Alt+t on Desktop
   (Press “Enter” to Execute Commands)

   

3. 3. Running I2P Router

   Next Run I2P Router like:

   i2prouter start

4. 4. Running Firefox Browser

   So now, simply Start Firefox.

   

5. 5. Setting Up I2P Console

   Over the First, Start follow the I2P Console Wizard
   Simply follow along Clicking on Next…
   To Start the Setup just Browse:
   http://localhost:7657

   

   Finally, you get Access to the I2P Console:

   

6. 6. Setting Up Firefox Proxy

   First, Access Firefox Preferences
   On the Top Right Menu for Firefox 57+:
   (For older Releases Search for a Similar Solution)

   

   Next Search for “proxy” and so Click on Settings:

   

   Choose the “Manual Configuration” Tab, and then Setup the Proxy as here below:

   

   The same for “Http” and “SSL”: “127.0.0.1” as Address and “4444” as Port!
   Confirm the Set-up with Ok

7. 7. Testing I2P Connection

   Finally, Test Connection to the I2P Network
   Pointing to the I2P Website with:
   http://i2p-projekt.i2p

   

Congratulation your’re Browsing the Amazing I2P Anonymous Network!