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Originally Posted by ydant View Post
Using "tsocks /usr/bin/browser" does work fine. So that's good. Tested by starting/stopping the socks proxy at various times.

Calling that from the command line gives the four white blocks icon instead of the globe icon on the task bar, though, for some reason. Once the browser is properly started, the bookmark links will open in that sockified browser. Again, good.
VERY interesting. My attempts to launch the browser through tsocks in OS2007 on my N800 were not successful, but I have since moved to OS2008. After your report, I tried your command line and it worked! I wonder if I was not using the full path to the browser in my previous attempts, or if OS2008 has changed something here.

By the way, I get the globe icon on the task bar when running the socksified browser.