Employees of companies whose daily work activities involve the use of the Internet may be banned from visiting certain websites. To work around this limitation, use one of the easy options.
Instructions
Step 1
The simplest and most "invisible" is the use of the Opera mini browser. This browser does not require installation, so you can store it both in the computer memory and on a USB flash drive. The specificity of its work lies in the fact that the information you request first passes through the opera.com server, where it is compressed, and only then is it redirected to your computer. Initially, this browser was designed to save traffic, but it is also suitable for viewing sites that are closed from direct access. Please note that you need a java emulator to work with this browser. Download it from opera.com and run it using the installed emulator.
Step 2
You can also use an anonymizer. This service is intended for anonymous web surfing. In this case, the information is not compressed, but you have the option of fully encrypting the website address of the site you visited. When using this option, only the visit to the anonymizer site will be displayed in the logs. One of these services is timp.ru. Go to timp.ru, then enter the address you need in the appropriate field on the main page. Turn on the encryption of the web address, and then click on the "go" button.
Step 3
To view single pages that have been blocked, you can use the cache of search engines, for example, yandex.ru or google.com. Go to the address of the search engine, then enter the address of the site you need in the appropriate field and click "search". In the results found, locate the site you need, and then click on the button "view the saved copy". An exact copy of the site you need, saved in the memory of the search engine, will open in front of you.
