Shady01
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Restrictions at school was using unipeak.com, got restricted lol. does anyone know of any others you can use? cheers if you do.
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ianc
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You will need portable firefox for this one.
Download it, and then conifgure it according to this site:
http://www.cjb.net/proxy.html
Download it, and then conifgure it according to this site:
http://www.cjb.net/proxy.html
im in desperate need of a straightforward proxy that will work at school honest i need a miracle, every possble proxy that i have found has been blocked and its got to the point where i can even study at school cos there are no websites that i can access to fined information in SCHOOLWORK!!
please help me im send and SOS to anyone!!!
please help me im send and SOS to anyone!!!
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Why can't you use net access normally?
Most schools block only port 21 and 80. Have you tried used UltraVNC to home? Or if you're more technically inclined, using SSH to connect to a box and using the command line browser (lynx) there?
Most schools block only port 21 and 80. Have you tried used UltraVNC to home? Or if you're more technically inclined, using SSH to connect to a box and using the command line browser (lynx) there?
Lavenderpup
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http://proxy.org
Find one called CGI-proxy. It manages to save cookie files unlike the one called PHP-Proxy. If you can make your own one if you have a website, on a webhost [keeping in mind that if you end up making one, it'll leech resources and piss off the webhost, but ehh, that's your prob *shrug*] then add that --> http://www.jmarshall.com/tools/cgiproxy/
Find one called CGI-proxy. It manages to save cookie files unlike the one called PHP-Proxy. If you can make your own one if you have a website, on a webhost [keeping in mind that if you end up making one, it'll leech resources and piss off the webhost, but ehh, that's your prob *shrug*] then add that --> http://www.jmarshall.com/tools/cgiproxy/