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- it works without JS Source: codeberg.org
- Uses a low amount of memory Source: codeberg.org
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Fatbox.moe is an alternative front-end that lets anonymous users reach files uploaded to catbox.moe when Catbox blocks Tor. Users replace a files.catbox.moe link with files.fatbox.moe; a Tor hidden service is also offered. Fatbox does not host content and files cannot be uploaded to it.
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