PirateBrowser

PirateBrowser: Free Web Browser for Bypassing Filters

PirateBrowser is a free web browser that allows users to access websites that may be blocked or censored in their countries. It is built on the Firefox web browser and uses proxy technology and Tor to enhance privacy and bypass filters.

What is PirateBrowser?

PirateBrowser is a free, portable web browser that allows users to access websites that may be blocked or censored in their countries. It aims to promote freedom of information and unrestricted access to websites.

PirateBrowser is built on the Firefox web browser and the Tor anonimity network. It configures Firefox to connect through Tor, which encrypts traffic and bounces communications around a distributed network of relays to hide a user's location. This allows users to bypass state censorship and access websites anonymously.

In addition to using Tor, PirateBrowser also includes proxy support and disables features in Firefox that could allow websites to gather information on users. The browser comes pre-configured with privacy and security settings intended to prevent surveillance, profiling, and censorship.

PirateBrowser is portable, meaning it can run off a USB flash drive without needing to be installed on a computer. It works on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. It aims to provide a quick and easy way for users to access the open internet without restrictions.

The non-profit Pirate Bay group developed PirateBrowser to promote internet freedom. It is intended for use in countries with heavy internet censorship and surveillance, such as Iran, China, and Saudi Arabia. However, it can be useful for any user that values privacy and uncensored web access.

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