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proxy websites

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#1
proxy websites
does anyone know a good proxy website that lets you go on and site you want on a school computers? i have tried many of them but they are all blocked :(
#2
This isn't really something we can help you with. A lot of the so called good proxys people have listed before never worked at my school. You just have to keep trying and look for yourself.
#3
Most schools have keyloggers on their computers. thats how they can see what you do and block websites. so any proxy that you find and use will be blocked before long, if not the same day. and if anyone has thought to search for proxies at home and searched them on a school computer it has probably been blocked. so any average one that you may try, has most likely already been blocked.

you may want to look deep on the net, any thing on the first few hundred pages wont work ,and even then very few of the ones on the webs outskirts will still work or even still be up.

this is a tough one to even think about. but persevere and keep trying.
#4
At my school we have really heavy filters. We can't even use Bing because it's a search engine.

All we have to do is change the address for a proxy from HTTP to HTTPS and it works.
#5
Rundeer wrote:
At my school we have really heavy filters. We can't even use Bing because it's a search engine.

All we have to do is change the address for a proxy from HTTP to HTTPS and it works.


Waiting for you to say something about Lemonparty.org.

Also, yeah, the school's filters are ridiculous.
#6
AtomicJake wrote:
Waiting for you to say something about Lemonparty.org.

Also, yeah, the school's filters are ridiculous.


Lemonparty.org. You should totally go there.

The filters ARE ridiculous, and you can't use any search engine besides Google. I really love how the teachers claim that using a proxy is "illegal".
#7
Rundeer wrote:
Lemonparty.org. You should totally go there.

The filters ARE ridiculous, and you can't use any search engine besides Google. I really love how the teachers claim that using a proxy is "illegal".


Haha yeah. Also, no right click.
#8
im actually looking for a proxy for my friend in his school. the teachers in my school are surprisingly cool and let us to on any website (no porn of course). i been looking at different proxys but i have no idea which ones are good and which ones will work :( guess its just trial and error.
#10
.l.-_-.l. wrote:


Most used proxy on the net, its blocked by most schools.

I came up with an idea that helped to bypass my school filters, try opening up the command prompt and try pinging the IP address of a proxy then using it search. It worked at my school and a few of the school on my area that were on different locks and pro-vision sites.
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