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Two additional Google Proxys


You might have read about the google translate proxy that makes it possible for some to access blocked websites because the administrator did not think of blocking the translate function of google as well. What most people don´t know is that Google offers at least two additional services that can be used as a web proxy to bypass restrictions imposed upon you by your system administrator.

There is no way I can tell if this actually works in your case or if your clever admin managed to add the following two urls to the list of blocked websites. Both seem to be services for mobile phones and PDAs which means that the screen output does not look pretty but is fully functional. Most graphics are missing as well. The first one can be reached at http://www.google.com/xhtml , the second at http://www.google.com/gwt/n?u=http://

You have to append the url for the second service after the http:// for example ..n?u=http://www.ghacks.net/

Both services append the url and the search results to the url which means that google.com is again working as a proxy. Let me know if this works out for your.




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2 Responses to “Two additional Google Proxys”

  1. Devdatta Akhawe says:

    Hey,
    The problem is that my system administrator has blocked according to URL, so none of the google proxy for me.
    For e.g the http://www.sex.com is blocked because of the word SEX in it, but even http://www.google.com/gwt/n?u=http://www.sex.com is blocked because of the word sex in it. Only proxies that change filenames work. If you have any of those pls tell me.
    dEV

  2. Martin says:

    did you try blockstop ? http://www.blockstop.net/blockstop/index.php?refid=001035 this one does not show the target url in the address bar.

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