On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 11:17:43PM +0000, Alec Muffett wrote:
I just wanted to confirm that facebookcorewwwi is working and is under active 
development; we are currently working on scaling bandwidth so that we can 
support more people who want to use Facebook over Tor.

The facebookcorewwwi URLs use (and need) subdomains which are respected by web 
browsers, albeit that they are invisible to the Tor protocol.

The URLs are as follows:

 https://www.facebookcorewwwi.onion/

 https://m.facebookcorewwwi.onion/

...the latter URL ("M-site") is a web-version of Facebook designed for mobile 
devices, which uses Javascript and yet can *also* be used without Javascript being 
available at all.

When an issue (potential bug?) is raised with us, we generally attempt to reproduce it. 
Our rule-of-thumb is to try reproducing the issue on a recent (ideally latest) version of 
TorBrowser, without extra extensions, and with the TBB "Security Level" set 
between Low/Medium-High (for www) or between Low/High (for m-site).

So far I have only managed to reproduce the "looping" issue once, and then only by 
exceeding the bounds of our "rule of thumb"; I currently suspect that this behaviour is 
related to manual configuration of Javascript controls in such a way that JS is only 
partially-enabled for the site, leading to anomalous script behaviour.

Where Javascript is considered a risk it seems wisest to disable it entirely 
(Security Level: High) and then use M-site; restarting Tor Browser should clear 
any active state that would trigger the issue.

Hi, nice to see one of the facebook developers here.

I have been using `https://m.facebookcorewwwi.onion/` with
[surf](http://surf.suckless.org/) for some time now. I didn't notice any
issue with it, I can say it is loading faster than https://facebook.com/
some times and vice versa.

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