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Dootex is a free web proxy that enables you to surf anonymously, without additional programs. You can unblock Youtube, Facebook or Twitter from work or school.
 Sat 26 of Nov., 2011 19:20 EST   bryan99   0   63    
HTTPS Proxies
HTTPS proxies offer the absolute best features that any proxy server software possibly can. A HTTPS proxy can not only provide true anonymity to anyone who uses it but is also capable of accessing the feature rich content that is so common amongst websites today. A HTTP proxy stands out from all other proxies simply because they allow users to hide their true identity online. Web based proxies and other sub-standard proxies often are transparent or reveal their true identity as a proxy. Instead, a http proxy allows a user to change their IP online and remain completely anonymous. IPs from an HTTP proxy look like any other IP online and websites can not distinguish between them and the thousands of other IPs that may be accessing their website.
  Fri 05 of Mar., 2010 04:06 EST   Whitebean   1   754   2.00 
What are the Issues in Surfing S...
The main areas of concern are usually the following: 1)ISP Logs which contain your IP address and every web site you visit. 2) Web Server Logs - which record your IP address 3) HTTP Transport - unfortunately the majority of web traffic is in plain text so can be intercepted and read easily. So whats the Solution and will it cost me? The easiest part to protect yourself against is the Web server logs, if you use anonymous proxy surfing your IP address will not be recorded in the web servers you visit. Setting up a proxy server manually is quite simple in IE you will find it in Tools/Internet Options/Connections/LAN Settings - just input the address of the anonymous proxy and that's it. The problem is finding a free proxy to use as the majority are hacked or misconfigured servers and are nearly always painfully slow.
  Fri 22 of Jan., 2010 04:56 EST   Whitebean   1   750   2.00 
the Proxy Guide Blog
The official blog of The Proxy Guide
  Tue 25 of May, 2010 10:15 EDT   tpg   7   1575   2.25 
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