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| Try this free web proxy service . Simply enter the blocked url in the field, select "Display Options" and enable "Encode Site URL" and "Allow Cookies" |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Another choice is one I use.
http://www.torproject.org/ |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | So all the members that can't get on during working hours will now have a new avenue to goof off and contribute! :rolleyes:
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Both Proxy Servers are "blocked" . . . |
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| Originally posted by cliff:
. . . in "theory".
Both Proxy Servers are "blocked" . . . OK, here's another workaround. You can use Google's Wireless Transcoder as a proxy service. If you go here and enter a url (such as ovationfanclub.ning.com), Google will transcode the site for optimized viewing on a cell phone browser. The upside is that Google is actually downloading and sending the retooled content from a Google server, and no one blacklists Google. The downside is that most of the page formatting will be stripped out, leaving a very simple, single-column page, and the images will be scaled down to mobile device optimized size. |
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How to access OFC ning site if you're blocked