WAYS TO UNBLOCK FACEBOOK PROXY

Incase you are getting bored at school/ any place and you want to check your Facebook, so you open up your browser and put Facebook.com into the address bar. DENIED. Chances are, your area network administrator has blocked social sites. There a few different ways to try to get around those blocks.

Using a Proxy Site

Find a list of proxy sites at home.

A proxy is a server that you connect to allows you to get “outside” of your network as all the work is being done through the browser.

There are several websites that gives proxies that you can use. FireIP is a best place to start that is constantly updating its list.

There's a good chance that proxy listing sites like FireIP will be blocked by the school network. Visit the listing site at home and make a list of 10-15 proxy sites to try at school.

• Using a proxy site will make browsing significantly slower. This is because the traffic is rerouted through the proxy, reinterpreted and then sent to your location. Be aware that videos and websites may take longer to load, or may not load at all.

CHOOSE A PROXY SITE

If the site is blocked, try a different one. When picking sites from a list of proxies, try using sites that are geographically closer to your location. This will help minimize the loss of speed.

scrapbox Proxies that are overused get noticed and blocked, so vary which ones you use on a day-to-day basis.

Schools update their proxy site list very often, so chances are that most of your selections will be blocked already. Try to have a large list of proxy sites to use.

SELECT THE URL BOX

Enter "facebook.com" or any other website you wish to visit. Since proxy sites reinterpret the data of website you are trying to access, there's a chance that the site won't load correctly. Most commonly, videos will not load. If this is the case, try again with a different proxy site.

Using the IP Address

Open the Command Prompt at home.

You can start the Command Prompt by pressing ⊞ Win+Rand typing cmd into the field. You may not be able to access the command prompt from school, so try this at home first.

If you are using a Mac, you can follow the same instructions using the Terminal program found in your Utilities folder.

Ping the Facebook website.

In the command prompt, enter the command ping facebook.com and press ↵ Enter. Your system will make a connection to the Facebook website and return the results.

Make note of the IP address.

Once the ping command has run, you will see a series of numbers next to facebook.com in the results. The IP address is four groups of up to three digits each. Write this number down and take it to school.

Enter the IP address into the browser address bar.

Press ↵ Enter to visit the site. Some older blocking systems only block the name and not the IP address, so you may be able to access the site this way.

IP Addresses change on occasion, so you may need to repeat these steps after a while.

Changing Your Browser’s Proxy Settings

Find a proxy server

Before you can change your proxy settings, you will need to find a few proxy servers to try. You can find lists of these, and they are typically listed by IP address. Since the lists are usually blocked at school, make sure to write a few down at home first.

Enter a proxy server into the browser.

This is the most difficult part of this method, mainly because many schools won’t allow you to change these settings. If you can access the settings, this guide will show you how to change the settings for all major browsers.

If you can’t access the settings on your school computer, try using a portable version of Firefox. This is run from a USB drive and doesn’t need to be installed on the system. You can enter the proxy settings into the portable version and try connecting to Facebook.

• If you can’t access the settings on your school computer, try using a portable version of Firefox. This is run from a USB drive and doesn’t need to be installed on the system. You can enter the proxy settings into the portable version and try connecting to Facebook.

Visit Facebook.

If you are able to enter the proxy settings, you should be able to visit Facebook now. Be aware that the speed will be much slower when using the proxy, because you are connecting to a server that is much farther away than normal.

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