I sincerely cannot remember if this is the place I used to go to look up old drops, but when I type "Q" the rest autofills so I think so. This is fairly recent.
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It depends ....
Some smuck may have cloudflares ear. the site is put on a list and circulates through the IPsec security community and systems.
You can be followed across the net. So, it depends on your sec infra whether or not proceeding may cause harm.
It also depends on whether you are using your own IT shit or those provided to you by others, like an employer.
A site can be hacked
You computer can be hacked.
What can you do?
First step is to analyse your own situation and consider whether proceeding towards the site is absolutely vital. After all, there are other options, like qagg.news, which happens to be the integrated Q-post source of this site.
IF you find you have reason to consider your infrastructure save/secure enough, you could consider sandboxing a browser, like Librewolf, and move forward. And of course, you could use wireshark to check whether or not strange behavior is occurring. Downloading stuff, agreeing to the use of devices, display fingerprinting, etc, etc, can all be used to track you.
So, a user agent spoofer, MAC-spoofer etc may come in handy to further protect you.
A VPN without any logging would also be helpful, as you cane easily change IP address after visiting a site: burning the traces, and open a new browser to continue your internet journey.
If this sounds way too much for you, it signals you are better off using qagg.news than something else.