Does requests module in python work over Tor if the netvm is sys-whonix?

Hello,

I currently work on making python program on a qube whose netvm is set by sys-whonix.

While my program needs to use requests and requests.get to get a page, I’m curious whether this could be done anonymously when I run my python program.

I think It seems yes, roughly. I tested it by getting response from some sites that provides my ip, and it shows that the address of Tor. (I don’t know the better ways to check my system ip toward WAN…)
Also, I’ve seen some docs describing that sys-whonix makes a global system connection to Tor, so I could use Tor without Tor browser. (But I couldn’t find the reference… I remember I’ve seen it somewhere.)

To summarize my question :
I could use requests.get in python program without hurt of most of anonymity. More precisely, do get by requests in python on a qube with sys-whonix is sufficiently anonymous as web-surfing through Tor in usual qube with sys-firewall.

To make sure, I would like to ask this is true.

I believe that sys-whonix provides a Tor proxy and blocks clearnet
traffic.

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