@balko
I have not seen such a site yet. The “worst” is one which changes IPs each system boot.
Is tinyproxy the only solution to that?
@tripleh
Do you refer to tinyproxy from this post:
The main difference is that with tinyproxy you whitelist sites by hostname/domain name, whereas qubes firewall whitelists by IP address (you can enter a hostname, but it is converted to an IP address when the configuration is saved). This means that if the hostname can resolve to multiple IP addresses (which is the case for websites behind CDN’s or load balancers) then tinyproxy will work, whereas the qubes firewall may work, but may also fail intermittently.
Depending on the type of site you …
If not, can you share? I’m rather newer user.
If yes, as I mentioned it is an alternative. Don’t claim which is superior. It is more of what you are more comfortable with. And probably a more minimalistic approach.