Replying to How To Create Your Own Proxy Site (free And Easy)

Replying to Jimmy89I'm agreeing with you the EVSC uses Lightspeed Systems to monitor our computers it drives all the kids insane I kno it does to me

-reply by shane

first of all you need to find a working proxy! /txtmngr/images/smileys/smiley4.Gif Once you've found one download the software on glype.Com and then upload everything in the upload folder to an online web host such as 000webhost. Beware though it is against their t&c's which you'll find with most webhosts! If you want a decent one I'm sorry but you'll just have to pay! Free hosts lack compatibility such as access to secure sites or https (for more experienced it proffessionals you get an error in libcurl) To use facebook use m.Facebook or touch.Facebook and a plugin to get youtube videos to work is currently being developed. 

most free hosting sites will not allow executable files and servlets. You need to pay for  a host that offers some flexibility. As for proxies there are billions of them on the internet. Most of them free.

Here is a simple free proxy servlet

http://codediaries.Blogspot.Com/2009/12/simple-java-proxy-servlet-using.html 

-reply by iresha

I have been working on software that would bypass any filter. They can try to block or remove it if they wish wont work without user/password I am just telling anyone that tries to block sites that shouldn't be block to beware my software should be done in 3 months but I am not sending it out to anyone. My miss use it. And I like to still edit it in the mean time. Sooner though or later I will realse it they can try if they want to block or remove but I will not give user/password out unless they want it removed in other  words I will be changing my user/password on it every time some one ask. PS to get total control of it for those people wanting to stop it. There right now a total of 15 going to 20 user/passwords on all the parts so just try to get rid or mess it up I dare you.

Depending on the skill level of your network IT, it may be possible to locally override the proxy through the registry, another way to try is the reset the defaults in IE in the advance tab. You may be surprised on how little things are missed. This was the case at my school. 

Reg key:  HKCUSoftwarePoliciesMicrosoftInternet ExplorerControl Panel "Proxy"

Assuming you are running a "decent" version of Windows.

P.S. Make sure you correct any changes to the reg after use, as it may violate the network terms and conditions. Deepfreeze can be your best friend sometimes.

what is a tld ?

But if the tld's themselves are blocked