Hello, I would like to know if I can add an SSL proxy after the JonDonym exit node , to avoid that the final site recognizes the IP address of a MIX or, in the case of Tor, the exit node can sniff my traffic. Thanks to all

Tor exit nodes can only "sniff" your traffic if you are in an unencrypted website. If you are just browsing, then it really doesn't matter if you use Tor, since it is not sensitive information.

Conversely, if you are using Tor for sensitive information and the website you visit is SSL, then Tor still cannot read your data. The exit node cannot read the traffic, since it is encrypted. However, using dynamic IPs with encrypted websites for sensitive data (such as financial accounts) can be problematic.

As for using a SSL after JonDonym to hide a Mix IP, yes, this is possible. But the question must be asked why? If it is sensitive information (SSL encrypted website), your data is encrypted. If it is not sensitive data, then what difference does it make.

You could chain JonDonym to an additional SSL proxy. You could use a socksifier.

You could use Proxychains, Proxifier, Proxycap, et al.

Entrance: JonDonym
Exit: SSL proxy.

There are other ways of doing it as well.

Thank you for your answer, I try to configure sockschain but there isn't the HTTPS option in the configuratin file. I whant to use a proxy because many site ban Tor/Jondonym exit-node IP. I know that I can use a normal HTTP proxy after Tor/Jondonym, but I whant to know if it is possible and how can I use an SSL proxy. Thank you

First of all thank you for your answer, I would ask you how can i do this?

It depends; what operating system do you have? If you have Windows or Mac, then you could use Proxifier or Proxycap.

If you have Linux, then you could use any number of socksifiers, including Proxychains.

I have tutorials for Linux and Windows.

I use Linux Ubuntu, can you post me the tutorial? Thank you very much

I sent you a PM. Let me know.