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## **Introduction**
![](../context/sensitive_remote.png)
After generating your [vanity address](../torwebsite/index.md), you might consider hosting something more advanced on the Tor network. If users need to interact with your website by registering an account, making a purchase, or uploading files, you will likely need functionality that updates data dynamically and stores changes persistently.
Today, many websites use JavaScript to fetch and store data via APIs, dynamically rendering content in real-time. However, most hidden services hosted on Tor take a more conservative approach when building interactive websites. These services typically use PHP scripts rendered on the server side, which are then returned to users as HTML documents. This method minimizes the use of client-side JavaScript, which is often used for browser fingerprinting.