0day Proxies : 260 New Proxies Updated Regularly !!

**anon** · 01.07.08, 01:26

Originally Posted by Reppy

Im very sorry that I didnt update this sticky for a couple of days now,I was just fried to death @ work !!

it's ok

my "report"

:

the following need http referers to be enabled:

Code:

hosting.goddns.net
roxy.flakyhost.com
hosting.dnscat.org
hosting.dnspass.com
roxy.iphosting.gr
roxy.linuxhosting.cl
roxy.ukhostings.com
service.spellbook.pl
service.bookofadvice.com
service.imageinfomatics.com
service.highcountrybooking.com
service.opinionatedmag.com
capital.project.li
hawaii.usanet.ro
hawaii.beachbeds.net
hawaii.sullyhome.net
aloha.partner-sms.com
exam.sacaschool.com
holland.alarm-sms.nl
honolulu.smsschool.info
hide6.info
aloha.smsalert.org
dating.thetechbachelor.com
hawaii.t31.us
hosting.kmm88.com
college.artisties.com
college.smartfox.us
college.joparty.net
college.startcity.nl
college.partaz.net

disguisemyip.com requires you to tick an "I accept the [TOS]" checkbox (located above the url input field) before you can proceed surfing anonymously ^^

orangeusa.us and usauplink.us can seemingly detect ad-blocking programs and the HOSTS file method:

This page cannot be displayed because ad blocking software has been detected.

(message you get)

if you have a look at their main page's html code (near the end):

Code:

<script>
function dieAdBlockPlusDie()
  {
  var giframe = document.getElementsByTagName("iframe");
  var bod = document.getElementsByTagName("body");
  var blocked=1;
  for (var i = 0; i < giframe.length; i++)
    {
    var name = giframe[i].getAttribute("name");
    if(name == "google_ads_frame")
      {
      var blocked=0;
      }
    }
  if(blocked)
    {
    bod[0].innerHTML = '<br>&nbsp;<br><p align="center"><font face="Century Gothic"><b>This page cannot be displayed because ad blocking software has been detected.<br/><a href="index.php">Try Again</a></b></font></p>';}
  }
setTimeout('dieAdBlockPlusDie()', 4000);
</script>

it seems it is google text ads they detect if are blocked. using a browser that lets you manipulate and reload html source on the fly (opera

) you can remove that offending piece of code and the proxy itself will work perfectly. of course this can be a bit uncomfortable to make, specially if you're in a rush, and having so many other proxies that won't try to detect ad-blockers...

fineproxy.com didn't work for me. could reach the url entry field, but when pressing "go" to load a site, all i get is a blank page. maybe my isp blocks them, or they're blocking my ip range... :/

as always: thanks for today's HUGE list.

**hitman** · 01.07.08, 01:29

i posted all proxies to post #1 but i think since the list is getting bigger and bigger it would be better for the overview to make a textfile and upload it as attachement

edit: i found another solution i just refer to the post number i think it shoud be ok

**Aurion** · 01.07.08, 11:15

Originally Posted by hitman

... getting bigger and bigger it would be better for the overview to make a textfile and upload it as attachement

Well,I thought of doing that myself but just wanted to make sure the topic get way bigger like having 600+ links

@ anon: Well,im glad you liked them & about links needing http referers enabled,then I dont know why you always get that up running my links,I mean guys here I surf totally 100000% freely without enabling/disabling anything at all

**anon** · 01.07.08, 15:39

Originally Posted by Reppy

@ anon: Well,im glad you liked them & about links needing http referers enabled,then I dont know why you always get that up running my links,I mean guys here I surf totally 100000% freely without enabling/disabling anything at all

you may have disabled them to prevent other sites from knowing who's linking to them.

also, school filter bypassing is one of the things people usually use these proxies for: and some school firewalls may block referer sending when you browse. those in my "need referers enabled" list won't work for you in such cases...