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Access Blocked Websites

Access any website easily, regardless of any blocking software on your computer. Proxy sites are nothing but dead-end links, and ad-cluttered spam sites. You don't have to put up with all that crap.

How to Access Any Website

Create Your Own Proxy Browser

There is a very simple way to access any website, without going to a proxy server site. Simply create your own browser within your browser! It may sound complicated, but it is as easy as pie. If you can copy and paste, you can do this. read on:

Create a Web Page and Save it on Your Computer

It Really is this Simple to Bypass Your Blocking Software

There are two ways to acomplish this task, and I'll explain both. The end result is the same: What you want to do is create a web page that has a frame within it. Then you place Google in that frame. And when you open the page, you are viewing it on your computer, not the internet. Even though you will see Google, your computer thinks it is looking at a document on your computer (which it is). But, inside that document is a browser- Google. All you have to do is enter the website you are looking for and Google will show you the search results. Just click on the site you want and it will open up in that frame. Wala!

1. Copy the text below, and save it as a web page. Just copy and paste into Notepad, make sure you name the file WhateverYouWant.HTM (You must type in .htm), then choose save as File Type ALL FILES, and ANSI.

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Frame Browser</TITLE>
<META NAME="Author" CONTENT="Ken Skaggs, http://kenskaggs.com">
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET cols="25%,75%">
<FRAME SRC="http://www.b8b.org/demo/demo51_zilveer_theme.php" />
<FRAME SRC="http://www.google.com" />
</FRAMESET>
</HTML>

2. Or, go to this web page (which is the same thing), and save it as a web page (HTML Complete). (Don't worry about what it looks like- those are 404 error pages because the sites in the frame are not from this site. But if you look at the source code you will see it is exactly the same thing as the code above.)

Open the link, then, at the top-left of your browser click on FILE, then SAVE PAGE AS, then make sure you select WEB PAGE COMPLETE, and of course rename the file if you want to. DON'T FORGET to remember where you save it at- I suggest putting it in a file you use often.

3. After you save that file on your computer, all you have to do is double-click it and it will open up a web page that looks exactly like this:

The left side is a free chatroom. The right side, of course, is Google. If you don't want to use the chat, just drag the frame bar to the left all the way and then you'll have just Google. Now you can browse anonymously!

Don't Use Proxies

Proxies are dangerous. A proxy is a website that lets you view other websites. I have been to a bunch of them, and I can tell you this- proxies are nothing but trouble. First of all, they drop like flies because they get shut down for illegal activity, so more than half the links you try just don't work any more. Then, the ones that do work spam you to death with flashy ads, junk email, click this, click that to try to find what you need, and most times you can never get it. So I say, just do it yourself. It's so easy to creat your own proxy- a computer based browser within your browser.

What Good are Proxies?

A proxy is very useful because it will help you access websites that are otherwise blocked. The way a proxy works is, you navigate to a website that has its own server (a proxy server), and you can browse the web from their web page. It's a web page within a web page. But they are constantly going out of business because so many of them send out tons of spam and lead you around in circes, never actually finding a way to browse the internet. That's why I explain this simple and safe way to more or less create your own proxy server. This idea doesn't work if you upload the web page to a server because the website in the frame is on another website (long story). But it works from any computer! It's a totally safe file to download or even creat yourself. No software needed. It's just a simple web page (an HTML file).