Torgeek
- Why is my Internet suddenly blocking websites?
- Why is my access denied on some websites?
- Why is Google suddenly blocking websites?
- How do you check if my ISP is blocking a website?
- How do I remove blocked sites from Chrome?
- Why some websites are not opening in any browser?
- Does Google Chrome block websites?
- How to view blocked websites?
- How do you unblock websites on Safari?
- How do I unblock a website IP?
- Can Safari block specific websites?
Why is my Internet suddenly blocking websites?
IP address blocking happens when a network is configured to reject access for specific IP addresses. Your ISP may be using IP blocking by simply monitoring your connection to see if you want to access a certain IP address. However, with the right tools, it's easy to bypass IP blocking.
Why is my access denied on some websites?
A “you don't have permission to access on this server” error usually appears when your browser uses different proxy settings than your computer, which can happen when you're using a proxy or a VPN tool. The site might block access due to a corrupted cache in your browser or a server-related issue.
Why is Google suddenly blocking websites?
Why sites are labeled or blocked. Google checks the pages that it indexes for malicious scripts or downloads, content violations, policy violations, and many other quality and legal issues that can affect users.
How do you check if my ISP is blocking a website?
If your Internet provider has blocked only the URL of a website, you can regain your access by typing its IP address in your browser's address bar. Don't know where to get the IP address of the website? You need to use the ping command. If you use Windows, type “ping[website name]” in the command prompt.
How do I remove blocked sites from Chrome?
Head to the Control Panel via the Start menu, change its View by a state to Large icon, and go to Internet Options. Now, switch to the Security tab, select Restricted Sites, and click the Sites button. Select the site, and hit the Remove button. Once done, restart Chrome and check whether that site stands unblocked.
Why some websites are not opening in any browser?
Your Internet service provider might have blocked access to specific websites, e.g., YouTube, Blogger, or maybe a personal domain. Your Windows Firewall is blocking access to a particular website. Your browser is loading the webpage from its internal cache. Your browser has a site-blocking extension installed.
Does Google Chrome block websites?
You can block websites on Google Chrome in Settings or using a third-party extension. If you have an Android phone, download the BlockSite app to block websites on Chrome. If you have an iPhone, you can block websites in your device Settings.
How to view blocked websites?
Use a web proxy server
An online, or web proxy server, is a popular means of accessing blocked websites as it essentially acts as a shield or barrier between you and the site your browsing, and as such, can bypass certain network restrictions (goodbye blocked website).
How do you unblock websites on Safari?
To change these settings, choose Safari > Settings, then click Websites. The settings you can customize (such as Reader and Content Blockers) are listed on the left. To apply a setting to a website on the right, first select the setting, then choose the option you want from the pop-menu next to the website.
How do I unblock a website IP?
Use a VPN service.
You can pay for a VPN service which will mask your IP address. Most VPN services (e.g., CyberGhost, NordVPN, ProtonVPN) charge a monthly fee to use their services safely. Once you sign up for a VPN service, you can use that service's app or instructions to access the internet through that service.
Can Safari block specific websites?
To block a website on Safari, use Screen Time on your Mac. You can even block all websites and only allow specific, approved sites. Alternatively, you can install a third-party website blocker — but setup will vary from app to app.
