NOW YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE BLOCKED WEBSITES

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Need to access a site that's been blocked by school, work, or your parents? While blocking software has become more and more powerful, there are still ways that you can access restricted sites. The most reliable ways involve using proxies, which are servers that you connect to first before accessing a blocked site. Information is sent to the proxy server, which then sends the data to you, circumventing the block. You can use pre-made proxies or even create your own at home.

Method 1 of 3: Web-Based Proxy

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Find a list of web-based proxy sites. A "proxy" is a server that you route your Internet traffic through. This typically requires configuring your browser, which may not be possible on the computer you're using. A web-based proxy is a website that runs on a proxy server. You connect to the website, and then the website connects to the site that is normally blocked from you. It then shows you the blocked site as it work as third person between you and website..
- There are countless sites with lists of web proxies. They are available with a quick search ("web proxy list") using your favorite search engine. Note that many of these list sites are also blocked, so you may need to dig deep or access the lists on another computer.
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Connect to the proxy site. Select one of the sites on the list and open it in your browser. If it's a popular site, there's a chance that it will be blocked too. If that's the case, you'll need to try another site on the list.
- Web proxy sites are updated constantly, so you should eventually be able to find one that hasn't been blocked yet.
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Enter in the address for the blocked site you want to access. Nearly all web proxy sites have a field where you can enter in the URL (address) of the site you want to visit. For example, if you are trying to visit YouTube, you would enterwww.youtube.com.
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Wait for the site to load. Connecting to a blocked site through a web proxy will be slower than if you were visiting the site directly. This is because the web proxy has to download the blocked website and then transfer it to you. There may be errors in the page for parts that didn't transfer correctly.
- It is highly recommended that you don't use a web proxy for any websites that you need to log into, as you never know who might be seeing the information between you and the proxy. If you need to connect to a secure site, see the"Creating Your Own Proxy at Home" section below.
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Method 2 of 3: Portable Browser

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Download a portable browser. A portable web browser is installed on a USB drive. This drive can then be inserted into any computer, and the browser can be run from the drive, without having to install it on the computer you are using. A portable browser is handy because you can change the proxy connection settings, which are usually disabled on school or work computers.
- The most popular portable browser is Firefox. you will need to download the portable version from PortableApps.com.^[1]
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Install the portable browser onto your USB drive. Insert a USB drive with at least 100 MB of free space into your computer. Run the Firefox portable installation file that you downloaded, and set the installation location to the USB drive you inserted. Installation should only take a few moments.
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Find a proxy to connect to. In order to use the portable browser to bypass a block on a website, you will need a proxy server to connect to. Much like the web-based proxy in the previous section, a proxy server retrieves the blocked site for you and then transfers the data to your portable browser. Instead of doing this through a website interface, you will be changing the address that your browser connects to, affecting your entire browsing session.
- There are hundreds of lists online of proxy servers that you can connect to. You will need to look these up on a computer that doesn't block these sites.
- Copy down the hostname or IP address of the proxy, along with the port.
- If you create your own proxy at home, you can use your portable browser to connect to it. This is the most secure option, but also the most time-intensive. See the next section for details on creating your own proxy at home.
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Change the proxy settings of your portable browser. Launch the portable Firefox and click the Menu (☰) button. Select "Options", and then click theNetwork tab.
- Click Settings... in the Connection section of the Network tab.
- Select "Manual proxy configuration"
- Enter the proxy hostname or IP address into the "HTTP Proxy" field.
- Enter the port into the "Port" field.
- Click OK to save your settings.
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Take the portable browser with you. Next time you are using a computer that blocks the website you want to access, pop your portable browser into the USB drive of the computer and start up portable Firefox. You should then be able to connect to the blocked website.
- If you are using a proxy obtained from a list on the internet, it will likely go offline soon. Free proxies online never last, and your portable browser will need to be updated often.
- It is highly recommended that you don't use any proxy you find online for any websites that you need to log into, as you never know who might be seeing the information between you and the proxy. If you need to connect to a secure site, see the "Creating Your Own Proxy at Home" section below.
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- urce proxy server program that is free to download and use. You can download PHProxy from SourceForge. Ensure that you download from SourceForge, otherwise you may get a modified version.
- Extract the folder from the .ZIP file that you download.
- Copy the folder to the WAMP (or MAMP) root directory. The default locations of this directory are:
  - Windows - C:\wamp\www\
  - OS X - Applications/MAMP/htdocs/
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Test out the proxy. PHProxy is installed simply by copying the folder to the right location. Open a web browser on your computer and navigate tohttp://localhost/phproxy/ to test the proxy. If the PHProxy page appears, then everything was installed correctly.
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Find your computer's IP address. In order to access the server from anywhere in the world, you are going to have to direct incoming traffic to the server on your home network. To do this, you will first need to find the private IP address of the computer running the server software.
- Open the Command Prompt and type ipconfig. Your private IP address will be listed in the section for your current connection. See this guide for more details on finding your private IP address.
- Note the IP address, you will need it on the next step.
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Forward port 80 on your router. When you connect to your server from another location, you will be attempting to connect through port 80 on your home network's router. Ports control the flow of data into and out of your network. In order to connect to your server, you'll need to open port 80 to allow incoming connections.
- Open your router's configuration page. You can do this using a web browser on your local network. Enter the router's address in the browser's address bar. See this guide for detailed instructions on accessing your router.
- Open the Port Forwarding section. This may be labeled a little differently depending on your router manufacturer. Create a new rule for your server's private IP address. Make sure the range of ports is set to just port 80, and that both TCP and UDP traffic are enabled. See this guide for more detailed instructions on forwarding ports.
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Find your public IP. Now that port forwarding is all set up, your web server is complete and ready to use. All you'll need to connect to it from anywhere is your network's public IP address. THis is the address that designates your network on the greater internet.
- You can quickly find your public IP address by opening Google on the web server computer and typing my ip. Your public IP address will be displayed at the top of the results list.
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Connect to your proxy server. Now that you know the address, you can connect to your proxy server from anywhere. Your home proxy server will load the page that you request, and then transfer the data to you.^[2]
- To connect to PHProxy and use the web interface, simply enter Public IP/phproxy/. For example, if your network's public IP is 10.10.10.15, you can access PHProxy from anywhere by entering 10.10.10.15/phproxy/ into a browser's address bar.
- To connect to your proxy server using a portable browser, configure the browser's connection settings to use your proxy's public IP address and port 80.