This is useful if you cannot go to certain websites from work or school. For example, I like to go to myspace.com but the firewall at work blocks it.
At www.domainrelocator.com you can browse any website via proxy (although you may have to configure certain websites).
It also keeps your IP anonymous so you basically have total protection of identity... Best of all, it's free.

This post has been edited by JField: Jul 22 2006, 02:08 PM

This one is usefull, in fact, sometimes at work i have to do things theat the devil doesn't remember just to visit some websites i must visit each day, so if this works like you said, this is very usefull for me, thanks a lot.

You are also free to use mine:

http://jtxdriggers.trap17.com

As long as you don't live in the same school system as me, I'm fine with it. I have to limit use around here because the system will block any website that's not school-related they find being accessed too often. I had it uploaded at another host, but my mistake was that I told everyone about it, and the school blocked it.

And I also can't access other proxies because the school has blocked them as well (sneakyproxy.com, domainrelocator.com, etc...).

i find these sorts of things great!

My mum owns her own business and likes to monitor other places prices, but she cant go on websites without a proxie coz they will detect her and that just means bad, but I believe she will be using proxies from now on, i neva really thort to use em that way!

Heck YES!!


i freaking love getting on myspace at school.. but now my school has decided to over ride all the sites that give us free anonymus searches.. it gets me really mad now they are all blocked by the firewall as well... another way i get on myspace is searching it on google and using the cache you can't see some things but it still works on going around firewalls...

just a little useful

The best free anonymizer service I have used is being developed as an academic research project in Germany. As far as I can tell, it will completely shields your identity while you are online. Check it out at:

http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html

an_unattributed_source, i like that JAR free anonymity tool, it seems that the group which is developing the tool is producing good results, yet and still, the anonymity that i want was not yet reached.

This post has been edited by Lyon2: Aug 22 2006, 09:38 PM