I need a way to get past a network filter. Any ideas?
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sorry to disappoint you, but most of the time that's illegal, or there have the filter up for a good reason, I know ways, but i cannot share them, and I advise against them.
Lead, Follow, or get out of the way.
You've never heard of FoxyProxy?
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Nope. Never. Is there a portable version of it?
Rules are guidelines put in place for people who are to stupid to use common sense.
it's a FF (or FX which I've been told is actually the correct for Firefox)addon, so it's should be portable as is.
Lead, Follow, or get out of the way.
OK thats good.
Rules are guidelines put in place for people who are to stupid to use common sense.
has an option to be used with FFP (nice...)
But you have to select it.
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I never figured out how to get tor working.
I think a guide will help me and the op of this forum.
If SSL isn't blocked, I use a proxy site with SSL (https:// at the beginning of the address). I found them at https://proxy.org/proxies_sorted.shtml.
EDIT: For Gmail, use IMAP or POP through Thunderbird instead of the web app.
"Variables won't; constants aren't."
into a network or out of a closed network?
which protocol or which port is closed?
Or do you mean content filter?
Otto Sykora
Basel, Switzerland
But then the IT department had no idea what they were doing:
at the end of a web address, type ".nyud.net:8080" without the quotes... basically a proxy. Haven't had to use that for years though so no promises.