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How to view the football worldcup online


Some tv stations, like the BBC in Britain, will provide their fellow countrymen with an opportunity to watch the football world cup 2006 in germany live in a streamed version from their webpages. They said on their webpage that “The service will be available to UK broadband users and will mirror terrestrial and interactive coverage.” I assume it is free of charge but maybe my loyal British readers could enlight me how they plan on streaming the content.

They most likely will scan your IP and lookup your country from it. That means people from outside Britain won´t be able to view the matches on the BBC homepage. (or other homepages of other countries, you get my point I hope.) So, it would be impossible for an englishman, who is supporting his team in Germany, to view the live coverage on the BBC pages. As you all know, there are always ways to circumvent country checks, here is the one I suggest.

Last time it was ABC who did not allow their series to be viewed by people from outside the USA and the method that I described back then is still valid for the World Cup (or any other streaming content on the internet).

But this time I want to introduce a faster method which should work most of the time for you. Visit a website like whatismyproxy.com to check on your own IP. Remember this IP, you will come back to this site and check the IP again with a proxy enabled.

Search google using strings like “country proxy list”, “england proxy list” and the like. You will come up with search results like publicproxyservers.com or proxy server list. All show a table with proxies including the country the proxy is hosted. Browse for proxies that are located in the same country as the content provider of the streams.

Copy one of the IPs and remember the port. In Firefox open Tools –> Options. Select Connection Settings and select Manual Proxy Configuration. Add the IP to the HTTP Proxy Row and enter the Port in the field next to it. Click Use this proxy server for all protocols and test it by navigating to the whatismyproxy.com website again.
See if the page loads fast and the IP is different from the one the website displayed earlier when you checked your real IP.

If you see a different IP it means two things. First, the proxy is working (assuming it does not take ages to load pages) and second your are surfing relativly anonymous. The BBC website will check your IP and detect that you are coming from Britain and display their treasures for you. Note that it is still possible to detect your real IP by the means of Java for example.
If you have questions let me know, I´ll be glad to help out. The great advantage of this method is that you can check and use proxies no matter what operating system you are using. A disadvantage is that it could take a while until you find a fast working proxy that is located in the country you need. If you have troubles try charon to verify proxies, the how to is available from my ABC article.

Update:

Take a look at my worldcup preparations article for a working method that involves downloading a software. You will be able to see the matches live with english commentary.




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134 Responses to “How to view the football worldcup online”

  1. Webbie says:

    The Beeb have some very advanced measures for detecting where you are viewing from.
    During the regular footie season I tried to listen to the BBC Radio Five Live audio feed. This is only available for UK listeners and after hours of fiddling around with UK proxies I never did get to listen. It just never worked for me.
    I expect the same sort of thing for the broadband broadcast. Good luck to everybody in trying though.

  2. Martin says:

    They are only able to check your location from your IP so I would assume it will be working.. Will give it a try, only three days to go and we know :P

  3. Joel says:

    I would love to see if this actually will work. Thanks for the great article:)

  4. Martin says:

    The BBC is prolly streaming it using real media which might run on a different port that your proxy did not support webbie, just came to my mind :)

  5. Arcan3 says:

    ermm wut about if i allready have a proxy in there… for normal web browsing.. how do i jump from prxy to prxy..?

  6. charliepro says:

    great article, thank you!

  7. Drood says:

    Doesn’t work. Not sure HOW the BBC are doing it, but I tested it on their horse racing videos. It says about needing to change to high quality in the preferences page, then goes to load it, and says UK only.

    This is with a working, valid, anonymous proxy setup for both Opera and Realplayer…

    Can’t be done I don’t think. Clever bastards.

  8. Martin says:

    We will see ;) can you give me a link to one of their streams ?

  9. Boris says:

    No need to call it “the football world cup”. Just the World Cup will do – there’s none other (worthy of the name).

    Excellent article, mind.

  10. Martin says:

    i do it for the search engines :P they are not that clever ^^

  11. John says:

    I’m trying to watch the World Cup on a Mac. Has anyone any ideas please ? All of the sites seem to be for Windows not OSX.
    Thanks
    John

  12. JD says:

    I tried different proxy servers, no luck… Anyone came up with a different method? Surely there must be a loophole.

  13. Chris says:

    On the above BBC page it says:Q: Why is broadband viewing online restricted to UK residents?

    A: The main reason is because the sports bodies, who hold the rights to events….

    Q: How do you do this in practice?

    A: We determine your location via the IP (Internet Protocol) address of your connection. From that, we can tell whether you are in the UK or not and whether you are entitled to see the content.

    So I guess the proxy trick is going to work!!

  14. FH says:

    The problem is that the BBC uses a list of UK broadband operators who have registered with them, so unless your IP address (i.e. that of the proxy) is registered with them it won’t work (according to BBC FAQs).

  15. Dave says:

    Brilliant posting – just what I’ve been looking for. With 2 hrs to go, I hope someone comes up with a good proxy. I haven’t found one myself but will share if I do. Keep working lads ;-)

  16. Martin says:

    see this thread if you have troubles connecting to the bbc website, it gives you instructions how to view the worldcup using a program called pplive

    http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/09/worldcup-preparations/

  17. biscuits says:

    Yeah, I’m having the same problems as drood. Already tried it with three anonymous proxys that were working (took me to uk’s google site automatically) but the bastards won’t allow it.

    Downloading pplive now.

  18. yoyo says:

    I followed the instructions, but I cannot even surf a regular website using a UK proxy. No pages will load. I’m trying to surf from work and I usually use another proxy to get around our filter/firewall. Am I doing something wrong? many thanks in advance for any help.

  19. Rufus says:

    Ok, so perhaps the BBC live video/audio won’t work (I’ve tried several UK IP addresses, with no luck)…does anyone have a line on ANY free english-language audio broadcast?

    As a corollary, does anyone else find it amusing that spanish, portuguese, and german speakers enjoy several live and FREE online broadcasts, but that the “contractual rights” mentioned by the BBC (and ESPN360’s ridiculous server-provider limitations) severaly restrict participation by net-users in the world’s largest economic markets?

    Bad business model…or are the too clever by half?

  20. tim says:

    I found the best allround proxies are the CDN network but eventhough i have ones that trick whatismyproxy.com i can’t watch the bbc broadcast – looking into pplive now

  21. amit says:

    i tried.. same problem as Drood.. doesn’t work on bbc.

  22. Mark says:

    PPLIVE site link above has been updated – it says “Download the latest Tuvplayer version from Rapidshare and select the channel ESPN2, they show the games live and it´s working.. ” and it is.

  23. Rufus says:

    Does Tuvplayer (as described in post #25) work on a Mac? If not, any alternatives (other than buying a WinTel machine)?

  24. q80man says:

    Thanks guys,

    The “pplive’ Program really works, I’m watching world cup now live. Thanks again

  25. Martin says:

    Rufus I don´t think it is working on a mac and I don´t know of a similar program for mac..

  26. Rufus says:

    Rufus, any joy with getting a mac connection??????

  27. octoberhungry says:

    here’s an idea…if your company has an office in the uk, what about logging into your office network but point your browser to use their uk proxy server? (if u know it of course)

  28. macmonkey says:

    For you macheads, parallels runs tuvplayer just fine. I\’m watching the espn2 feed now! on my Mac!

    Pay parallels $40 and buy (edited by admin) a copy of windoze, and your set

  29. jules says:

    i was told to download from bittorent- dont mind waiting a while- but cant find any uploads of matchs. i am a complete novice at this stuff- ideas?

    thanks

  30. Jonathan says:

    Anyone know of a way to set preferences for TVU player? I keep having to wait for it to buffer.

  31. macfan says:

    Mac OS X users who are having trouble with other solutions use peercast

    http://www.peercast.org/

  32. Rufus says:

    No joy yet with the Mac…I’m attempting a fix on BootCamp + TVUPlayer, but the going is slow. Just caught hte peercast.org post and will try that now…more to come!

    England 1-0 Paraguay: how can that much talent win on nothing more than an own-goal?

  33. Rufus says:

    Hey Macfan: downloaded peercast…now what? Is there a committed worldcup channel available? A yellowpages search produces no effective results.

  34. Martin says:

    Jonathan did you select the low or high speed channel ? If you tried the high one try the low one instead.

  35. Rufus says:

    Ok…are there ANY mac users who’ve successfully engaged peercast?

  36. tux says:

    any support for gnu/linux?
    how is pplive bypassing the bbc blockage?

  37. macfan says:

    rufus I tried it myself but it seems for this game the feed is not working… make sure you search “TV”

  38. Martin says:

    tux pplive has nothing to do wirh the bbc stream. it´s an alternative to it

  39. KKK says:

    Using Mac OSX tried peercast… no results. What next?

  40. semiotics says:

    The stream is good, excellent match watching from the web ~

  41. Rufus says:

    semiotics…a little more detail in the future

  42. lloydus says:

    I am just trying to get a bbc radio commentary for live matches to replace the crap commentary on ESPN and ABC. Any ideas? The instructions above do not seem to work. I think the bbc has some pretty sophisticated filters.

  43. Ana says:

    Whats the website for pplive?

  44. Madison says:

    OI! Stop stealing from the BBC.

    It’s funding by British taxpayers – it’s not free for us – we’ve paid for it. Get your own country to pay for it.

  45. Tommy says:

    Today I watched England – Paraguay online from here:

    http://www.worldcupwatcher.com

    Hope you find it useful!!!

  46. Rufus says:

    Madison, we’re also stealing from ESPN, not that it matters. BBC, ESPN…no matter the source, when leisure is at stake Americans assiduously display the ideals of democracy.

    Write your politicians to end your TV tax. Until then, whine elsewhere.

  47. Martin says:

    Ana the website for pplive is.. pplive.com :P

    Madison, we are not stealing from tbe BBC. They are broadcasting the show and some people managed to watch it..

  48. Talaan says:

    I’ll stop stealing your “paid-for-by-Brits” BBC when you stop stealing my paid-for-by-American-taxpayers GPS sat-nav service. Deal? Get your own sat-nav service.

  49. Daniel says:

    It’s coming soon! It’s called Galileo. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_positioning_system

  50. four-aces says:

    We’re round going in circles here.
    Ok for those of you who are happy with pplive and torrent, I’m happy for you – I use them myself.
    For the person who can’t find anything on torrent go to mininova.org and search for ‘match of the day’.
    For any of you who want to know about torrent or filesharing go to slyck.com.
    OK NOW FOR THOSE OF US who want to watch the BBC streaming because it has the highest quality commentary – unlike ESPN – in English, can we please have some advice on getting the BBC streams.
    It seems that not only do you need a proxy but that you need a proxy from one of the ISPs that are registered with the BBC.
    CAN ANYBODY HELP PLEASE?

  51. Rufus says:

    Cheers to four-aces getting us back on track!

    I’d add this addendum: does anyone know how to get Peercast to work on a Mac? I have the WC 2006 channel, but no audio/video.

    Also, sans Peercast, any new *SUCCESSFUL* mac developments? How about getting either Bootcamp or Parallel to function?

    Any RELEVANT conversation would be appreciated!

  52. Madison says:

    Talaan, you have a deal.

    As a matter of fact, I don’t use GPS. I’m happy saving money and using maps/common sense. I presume this means you won’t be stealing from the Beeb then?

  53. Frustration says:

    Stealing from the BBC blah blah blah. A)who cares b) I’m a Brit in Japan and I’m gagging for some commentary that doesn’t break my eardrums. So I’m not stealing, you can tell me. I’m also on a mac. Has anyone found an IP address that works yet? pretty please?

  54. Co says:

    Are there any live British or Canadian audio only feeds so that I can watch with TV video but British commentary?

  55. Drewl says:

    I tried downloading that crappy PPLive software that Martin is tauting and the download was so slow I couldn’t stand it -

  56. Rufus says:

    I haven’t heard ONE successful report of the anonymous/English proxy trick. Has ANYONE managed to get this to work?

    At the Half Commentary: USA 0 – 2 Czech Republic

    - The only thing worse than the US flagging performance in the first half is the ESPN commentary. Marcelo Balboa sounds like a Rhodes scholar next to Dave “I didn’t watch ’soccer’ until five months ago” O’Brien.

  57. doofus says:

    TVU PLAYER IS THE WAY TO GO. trust me

  58. Martin says:

    Drewl TVUplayer is more stable, fast download. Try this, it should be working fine

  59. Rufus says:

    FULL TIME: USA 0 – 3 Czech Republic

    A lethargic showing in this game. DeMarcus Beasley looked hesitant and out-of-step, playing the ball backwards almost 4-1 on his touches. Substititues O’Brien and Johnson sparked a more organized 2nd half attack, setting up two good scoring chances with Johnson narrowly missing from 22 yrds out. Both should hold down starting roles in the next match, with DeBeasley, Pablo Mastroeni or Bobby Convey deservedly relegated to the bench.

    While the U.S. should feel lucky to “escape” down only three goals, that goal differential will haunt them at the end of group play. Indeed, this terrible performance by the U.S. national team was made watchable only by the near-flawless play of the Czech squad.

    Still waiting on a usable Mac suggestion, or anyone who’s gotten past the BBC screener using the proxy IP trick.

  60. renz says:

    I click on Channels and don’t see a listing…. HELP!!!

  61. Bill says:

    tahnks to you man whole office is watching the world cup.

  62. Greg says:

    Ive tried several proxies and cant get passed the BBC so Im dubious as to whether that method will ever work.

    Im still interested to hear from anyone out there if they have any other suggestions. I really just want an English radio feed so I dont have to listen to the ESPN soccer experts……..

  63. deepn06 says:

    can i watch online soccer games for free.If so let me know the links

  64. old-one says:

    tvuplayer not showing any channels!
    i disabled the fire wall and still having the same problem…
    help me!!!

  65. black_peril says:

    Thanks Mark for the info on TVU player – I’m watching the games live on my PC now in the office via the TVU player. :)

  66. Paul says:

    I’m desperately looking for a good streaming English commentary to play alongside local TV. Let me know if you have anything credible
    !

  67. MasWatcher says:

    TVUPLayer is the way to go….just started watching coverage YEAY!!!!!!!! thx to this post for all the info.

  68. Rufus says:

    Note to Mac users: TVUPlayer on Virtual PC is no solution…I’ve got a top of the line Mac but the stream overwhelmed the buffer…it’s good for maybe five seconds of commentary, then the video comes through and blows out the stream.

    So, can ANYONE suggest ANY WORKING method for a Mac? This excludes Peercast, on which no dedicated TV stream can be found.

    -Rufus

  69. Carla says:

    I want to watch the world cup and am computer brain dead . . help i want to watch the world cup online for free

  70. John says:

    no video but for those still looking to get away from ESPN commentary you can listen to audio of all the matches online at The Sun

    http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006260665,00.html

  71. Rufus says:

    RE: http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006260665,00.html

    Catch it early, because the broadcast gets crowded out very quickly! More importantly, THIS LINK WORKS ON MACS!!!!!

  72. Azeem says:

    Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

    I can’t believ how well this works!

    You’re the best.

  73. Chiam says:

    Yes !! TVU Player works !!

  74. Rufus says:

    Still curious if anyone got a proxy address that works against BBC’s protection.

  75. DaveTibet says:

    go here: http://www.megaupload.com/pt/?d=60OB4XGA
    download TVU Player and start watching!!
    use CCTV5 – sports

  76. DaveTibet says:

    or try ESPN2, much better quality

  77. Rufus says:

    What’s up with England?

    Can’t score a goal — nearly put J. Terry with their defensive effort.

    Hard to believe this much talent consistently disappoints.

  78. footiefan says:

    Tried it. Doesn’t work

  79. Martin says:

    watching the worldcup online with the tvu player works fine..

  80. Albert says:

    I don’t see any channels in my list.. I’ve seen more problems like this, anyone smart enough to give a solution??;)

  81. Paul says:

    Please please please does anyone actually have a solution yet? I’m living in the States during the World Cup and the commentary on ESPN is killing me! I would do anything to be able to view BBC online but that proxy trick just doesn’t work, I’ve tried loads of UK ones but to no avail. The only thing that works so far is The Sun commentary but that is useless as it is way out of sync with the tv. Someone must have cracked it by now surely… I need to see Hansen and co asap as if I hear stuff like “Oh maaaaan, that has to be a PK” again I might smash my tv!!! Thanks guys.

  82. Gaston says:

    I get the same error, network is also fine

  83. Analise says:

    Apparently TVU Network is offline, any other options?

  84. roger says:

    My tvu is down also. Any alternatives?

  85. footiefan says:

    having the same problems with my TVU player. I have not been able to view any games on the internet yet. The proxy thing does not work

  86. Martin says:

    take a look at update 3 in my article worldcup preperations http://www.ghacks.net/2006/06/09/worldcup-preparations/#comment-19334

    I listed 2 alternatives

  87. pkrbt says:

    Forget tvu-player. visit my blog – my guide is easy!

    http://worldcupsopcast.blogspot.com/

  88. footiefan says:

    Thank you pkrbt. unfortunatley I have no sound but its in chinese so doesn’t matter I guess

  89. james in New york says:

    Wow thanks. I’m also a brit, living in US, been suffering through the ESPN commentary, which is not only crap commentary, but also seems to be at least a second delayed from the pictures. The sun website referenced seems good solution, although i really really wish the BBC would liberate the excellent Radio 5 live commentary for everyone. By the way, to the person who was crapping on about stealing from the BBC … wise-up you small minded wazzock.

  90. james in New york says:

    doh … the sun website audio is several seconds delayed … sigh …

  91. footiefan says:

    does anyone know if you can watch the game in english on sopcast. For some reason I get no audio with the sun

  92. AnotherMacUser says:

    This site is also delayed (maybe by 30s) but it’s better than listening to Japanese commentary.

    http://bet365.teamtalk.com/Bet365/worldcup/audio/

  93. lemon says:

    Did anybody use UK proxy from http://www.bbcproxy.com/ to watch BBC bradcasts?

  94. Rufus says:

    Between the two, http://bet365.teamtalk.com/Bet... is a far superior quality to “commentary” on Sun’s website.

  95. Rufus says:

    Just checked out the bbcproxy page…apparently BBC will SELL differentially priced viewing.

    Madison, I ask, where’s the outrage? The BBC taxes citizenry at-home and abroad (at least those reporting income to the UK), then CHARGES abroad viewers for coverage they’ve already finanaced.

    Incidentally, I’ll buy a full package and share it with anyone who’s interested. Post your interest and we’ll work out terms.

  96. Catspit says:

    Surely that’s a scam…?

  97. Rufus says:

    Likely, since it’s not a real BBC site. I’m suggesting we spread out the risk, then share any potential rewards.

  98. skizzy says:

    129.12.3.74

    port: 3128

    this has worked for me since the beginning of the WC on the BBC site

  99. Rufus says:

    Skizzy,

    No go here. How are you using the proxy: through your browser, directly through your internet configuration, etc? The more detail, the better!

    Rufus

  100. lemon says:

    Maybe I was crazy to pay money on the website that looks like SCAM but it worked for me!

    Great! I’ve just watched Argentina Mexico clash.

    These guys from bbcproxy told me that they just have no free time to make a new design for their website.

  101. Rufus says:

    Great, Lemon. Here’s an idea: why not share that proxy info with us? I’m sure I speak for every user that we’d be happy to compensate for the information.

    Otherwise, doesn’t this post sound a little like a commercial?

  102. Siaoboi says:

    This website provides free streaming of the worlcup. Just download the player and follow the instruction. it’s very easy and free. http://www.lucas.md/worldcup.php

  103. Tasty Fish says:

    Hi,
    As a UK TV licence payer [the TV licence fee goes entirely to the BBC] I think it’s only fair that those who don’t live in the UK (and therefore don’t pay the TV licence fee) shouldn’t be able to access some of the BBC’s content. UK residents are effectively subsidising the service for the rest of the world. The fee is about £10/month.

    Silly question, but why not just watch it on TV, and follow your favourite team down the pub with your mates and enjoy the atmosphere?!

  104. wm17 says:

    TIME DIFFERENICE! that’s why…what kind of question was that?

  105. Tasty Fish says:

    An honest one. You mean to say that in the land of the free your bars don’t stay open to show a major global sporting event? Not even the USA matches? I remember during the last World Cup in South Korea/Japan piling into the boozers at 5.30 in the morning to grab a good seat for England vs Argentina.

    Shame that none of the US broadcasters are streaming it online. A commercial opportunity missed, as they would have milked it for all the advertising that they could have got.

  106. Rufus says:

    One broadcaster streams, but ESPN360 only provides the service to ISPs purchasing broadcast rights. This creates a restricted market where competing corporate interests poke their finger in the other’s eye, purposefully leaving individual content-seekers out in order to create a false “grassroots” consumer movement to get non-compliant ISPs onboard.

    It’s only the latest example of stratifying internet content to so-called “premium content” to generate new profit streams…as though the internet doesn’t already provide sufficient commerical opportunities.

  107. ryan says:

    I’m now watching Germany vs. Italy via the TVU player from my office. Just download and watch! Thanks all!

    http://www.megaupload.com/pt/?d=60OB4XGA

    Also found that the SUN audio feed worked well:

    http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006260665,00.html

    I tried to watch the TVU audio feed while listening to the SUN audio feed, but it seems like the TVU feed is delayed by a minute or two from the SUN audio feed so it is a bit awkward.

  108. julia81 says:

    Does TVU player works for mac?please i am quite desperate /any tips?

  109. Rufus says:

    TVU does not work on Mac, but will work in a PC emulator (I recommend Parallels, which in my experience outperforms Virtual PC or Bootcamp).

    Sun.co.uk provides an audio feed, for sure, but only for the least discriminating listener who isn’t bothered by hearing the canned crowd-noise on repeat in the background.

    In head-to-head comparison, I think Bet360 provides a better stream. (see earlier post for link)

  110. Lucas Lim says:

    This site provides World Cup live broadcast..
    http://www.lucas.md/worldcup.php
    Don’t miss today’s match and the finals tomorrow

  111. Armeit says:

    You can watch TvuPlayer flux with VLC (Pc and Mac version) under Virtual PC. Open TvuPlayer, select your channel. Then, open VLC (pc version) with this link : http://127.0.0.1:8901
    Save the stream with VLC (dump brut) into your shared folder (VPC) Open the video with Mac QuickTime Player (Flip4mac must be installed). Enjoy.

  112. shaun says:

    why doesn’t my TVU player work? None of the channels work and the signal is zero.? help?

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    Olá, como eu sou muitooo querido (embora nao seja Paulo), aqui vos deixo dois links que vos indicam como dar a volta ao liberalismo economico selvagem da sport tv neste campeonato do mundo. Querem ver outros jogos do mundial e nem sempre vos apetece ir…

  13. [...] Online, the tools of dissent are helping football fans access the BBC’s streaming video coverage of the games, erstwhile limited to UK residents. Public and anonymous proxies used to help dissidents in repressive countries access censored content allow you to view the coverage of the British broadcaster, which is also blogging the event. Here’s a great tip from GHacks.net. In another post, GHacks suggests using TUVPlayer and connecting to ESPN2. I might try it out later tonight. [...]

  14. [...] Where there’s a will, there’s a way, of course. GHacks.net, for one, offers a workaround using public proxies to fool the BBC into thinking you’re in the U.K. Caveat: Wired News didn’t test this, so if you try it you’re on your own. [...]

  15. Prometeo says:

    Die WM 2006 auf dem Heimischen Pc verfolgen

  16. Prometeo says:

    Die WM 2006 Live auf dem Heimischen Pc verfolgen

  17. [...] How to view the football worldcup online » gHacks tech news (tags: hacks security sport streaming tutorial video web) [...]

  18. [...] Credo che si tratti in ogni caso di avventure rocambolesche ma può essere divertente provare. I ragazzi di Coolstreaming sono, visti i precedenti, molto cauti e non si sbilanciano sulla reale possibilità di vedere i mondiali attraverso il loro mediacenter. Però sibillinamente invitano a scaricarlo… Che guasconi! Non conosco invece PPLive, quindi mi affido a questo primo veloce suggerimento di GHacks che consiglia di usare anche BoxtoBox per avere uno schema dettagliato degli stream disponibili partita per partita. Più complesso, infine, ma anche molto più stimolante il metodo con navigazione dietro proxy, tutorial sempre di GHacks. Ultima cosa, a completamento del mio primo post sui tool utili per seguire in tempo reale l’andamento delle partite, non posso non segnalare FootieFox, un’estensione per Firefox estremamente curata e che potrà tornare utile anche per il campionato di serie A (sempre che lo facciano.) [...]

  19. [...] 3. If you’re having any problems, read the original, very detailed post here. [...]

  20. [...] per inglesi utilizzando un proxy del Regno Unito e collegarsi tramite quello. Leggete questo articolo per maggiori informazioni su come trovarne uno.. Qui trovate. qualche torrent da scaricare per [...]

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