#asknostr 
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 They're both VPN services, and you can only have one running at a time. 

 Tried myself. Did not work.  

 Yes you can run power user mode which runs tor as a proxy on port :9050

I'm not sure if the hidden services work still without the VPN function though. Will require testing https://image.nostr.build/dec792befe42e963fe4275265446214414aa79bb5e6e67ca3af3dcdaba08f5b4.jpg 

 This shouldnt work if you are using a VPN with kill switch (there is no point of using a VPN without that as your IP can leak)  

 I believe it does work. It will tunnel the for traffic inside the VPN 

 "Multiple users" have different vpn instances, but for any single user on gos, one vpn at a time. I wish split tunneling was possible without risking dns leak, but no Christmas in October here... 

 If I have a spare minute, will try testing power user suggestion. 

 I have been able to run tor through my vpn, but not in parallel. For me, running tor through vpn gets the functionality I need. 

 How did you do that? Power user mode? 

 Yes 

 An alternative that I haven't tested but am 95% sure will work is (using GrapheneOS) 

1. Enable multiple accounts

2. Create a fresh account with a tor VPN (orbot)
 
3. Create the service you want to access via onion. Run the service.

4. Switch to main account, but leave the new account running. You should now be able to call the onion service from your main account.

I haven't tested this, and I am not sure if this is useful to anyone, but just in case...