Firefox is for Nasty People
According to DownloadSquad, there is some truth in that joke:
In fact, I'd go as far to suggest that porn surfers -- or at least the search for naughty, illicit, adult-only material -- account for Firefox's biggest market demographic. The 'young' Internet -- blogs, social networks, porn -- is predominantly ruled by the spotty teenagers of the browser world: Firefox and Chrome. Internet Explorer's total market share is larger, but corporations, geriatrics and aging family computers -- i.e. the non-porn world -- account for most of that.
Finding adult-only material is not quite easy for everyone, but if you are using Firefox as your default browser that means you have at least some basic knowledge about the internet.
Ways to Access Blocked Websites
Proxy Programs – These programs direct your traffic to proxy servers which act as a middle man between your computer and your target website. So you are getting the content via proxy server.
Hotspot Shield – It is the fastest one I’ve tried.
torproject - foxtor (FF add on) - OperaTor
Changing DNS
Using IP Instead of URL – Most of the time websites are only blocked by their hostnames and not by their IP addresses. So instead of using their names you can try accessing them by using their IP addresses. Here is how to find it:
win+r / cmd / ping domain.com
Instead of domain.com just enter 66.150.120.145 in the address section of your browser.
Redirection with Short URL service
Using Cache services
Using Online Proxy sites
Proxy in Browsers
Use online translation services
War of the Browsers
Here is Opera, has everything one would need for surfing by default without the need for add-ons.
from: myconfinedspace
