Hi I2P installs itsel in the program files section and saves data into program data or user profile directory, depending on the setup as service or user start/stop. Therefor there is no portable installation currently available. Currently I cannot check for registry data, but IMHO at least the inst...

echelon wrote: ↑25 Mar 2018 15:11 Hi

sounds a bit like you did miss setup the http proxy for your browser.
Go into browser settings, and setup a http proxy to 127.0.0.1 port 4444 for http/https traffic, exclude 127.0.0.1/localhost traffic.

echelon

Yup, that's fixed it.

No matter what .i2p link I try, I get page cannot be displayed and yahoo search engine comes up with useless stuff.

Not getting any jump links.

I've installed I2P on a win7 machine.

Is the Registry used? If so, is there a standalone/portable installation option?

How can I control which browser is used and where the support files are located?

Hi You can look that value up in the descition of your contract. ISP need to write the line speed into the contract. But as those are mostly theoretical values, better it is to do some speedtests on those webservices. As those are really dependant on the location you are, search for 2 or 3 of those...

Not sure where to ask this question:

How can I determine my up and down speeds w/o asking the isp?