The Invisible Internet Project
I2P Community Edition
This isn't the official I2P channel, if you want go there then you can find it in the links below.
Rules
- Be nice and friendly
- Don't spam
- No darknet markets
- No malicious content
- No closed source software
- No excessive self promotion
- No violence or hate speech
- I2P related posts only
- Please use English
- No illegal file sharing
- Lemmy rules also apply here
- No crypto-currency
"Don't be a dick" - Wil Wheaton
General
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I2P Forum (clearnet) Official I2P community and development forum
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zzz zzz's personal website, old developers forum
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planet.i2p RSS aggregator
Media:
- Incogtube - Youtube front end
File Hosting and Pastebins
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FS Filesharing service
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Cake Pastebin short term filesharing and pastebin
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PrivateBin Encrypted pastebin
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IDK's CowYo pastebin, Mirror (Requires JS)
Torrents
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PaTracker Main torrent tracker
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Chudo's Torrents (French) torrent tracker
Social Networks and Microblogging
Exploring I2P
- Notbob List online .i2p sites and categorizes them
I2P Name Registries
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reg.i2p operated by PurpleI2P Team
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isitup.i2p Another I2P Name Registry and checking tools to see if a eepsite is offline.
Search engines
IRC
Irc2P comes pre-configured with I2P. To connect with other networks, please follow this tutorial.
- Irc2P (works out of the box)
Syndie
An open source system for operating distributed forums in anonymous networks
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Syndie Project Syndie Project Website
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syndie.darrob.i2p
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syndie.echelon.i2p
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syndie.inscrutable.i2p
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syndie.killyourtv.i2p
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syndie.meeh.i2p
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syndie.welterde.i2p
Inproxies
You can use inproxies to surf the I2P network without having to have an I2P router.
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i2phides.me / i2p.mk16.de (i2p-inproxy.mk16.de)
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onion.ly
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I’ve been playing around with i2p for about a month now, trying out i2p/i2p+/i2pd on various devices. It seems like the next step in torrenting tech. You can’t take down a distributed tracker or website, all connections are encrypted, there are multiple hops, and the more people that use it the faster it gets. I’m still trying to optimize performance in my set up.
I will say the Java routers seem to heavily favor x86 which just baffles me. They seem more stable than the c++ router but the c++ router is less featureful. I’m most excited for the new emissary router written in rust but it’s still incomplete. It’s too new to trust just yet and the UDP support is incomplete.