You must use secure browsers with InviZible Pro. Otherwise, the result may not be very good. One of them is Fennec, based on Firefox. Or Cromite, based on Chromium.
Please note, if you are using Chromium based browsers such as Cromite or Brave, you should disable secure DNS in your browser settings! Otherwise, InviZible will not be able to handle DNS, causing the browser to be unable to open websites.
It is better to disable WebRTC in Fennec. It can leak your IP even if you use Tor or VPN.
Type about:config in the search bar. Then find the variable media.peerconnection.enabled and change it to false.
You should open a personal tab in your browser for each test. Otherwise, the results may be incorrect.
There are many sites where you can test InviZble Pro. But personally, I like https://browserleaks.com/ip
Follow the link and you will see your IP address, ISP name, and the DNS addresses that are used by your browser. It can be your provider’s DNS or Google’s DNS as usual.
Open InviZible Pro, check all three checkboxes and press the START button. Wait until you see the InviZible’s DNSCrypt, Tor, and I2P modules Running.
Open private tab in your browser and follow the link https://browserleaks.com/ip
If InviZible is working correctly, you will see that your IP, ISP name and DNS are changed.
To check Tor hidden services in Fennec, you should enable “onion” sites in browser settings. Type about:config in the search bar. Then find the variable network.dns.blockDotOnion and change it to false.
Follow the link http://eweiibe6tdjsdprb4px6rqrzzcsi22m4koia44kc5pcjr7nec2rlxyad.onion to the Tor Project Organisation site on the Dark Web.
If your browser is unable to open this site, make sure Private/Secure DNS is turned OFF in both your Android and browser settings.
You should wait at least 10 minutes after starting I2P to visit Invisible Internet (“i2p” sites).
Follow the link http://i2p-projekt.i2p/en/ to visit the official I2P site in uncensored hidden network Invisible Internet.
You should know that InviZible actually uses Purple I2P. It is a full-featured C++ implementation of the official I2P client, which is written on Java.
