Unable to access 1fichier to download PS3 backups

[Windows_10_User]

Very
Interesting
Message,
Mister

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Np friend. Good I recommended that opera trick because our office IT blocked access to 1fichier and that trick is working for me. Anyway glad it worked with opera

Is it OK to look distorted? Also, why doesn't Opera have the ERR_CONNECTION_RESET problem like Edge and Chrome?

 

[zfreeman]

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It's an acronym.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Then what is the best paid VPN, NordVPN, ExpressVPN, other?

If I didn't have Windscribe for a lifetime, I'd use ProtonVPN free service which is surprising it's even free, but with caveats:

- 3 countries (U.S. - 49 locations, The Netherlands - 96 locations, Japan - 15 locations)
- No torrenting
- 1 device

I also managed to get 1GB for Protonmail a year or two ago as the default is only 500MB.

 

[Windows_10_User]

If I didn't have Windscribe for a lifetime, I'd use ProtonVPN free service which is surprising it's even free, but with caveats:

- 3 countries (U.S. - 49 locations, The Netherlands - 96 locations, Japan - 15 locations)
- No torrenting
- 1 device

I also managed to get 1GB for Protonmail a year or two ago as the default is only 500MB.

So, it doesn't work with torrents?

 

[Marc_LFD]

So, it doesn't work with torrents?

No, you have to disconnect from the VPN. It'll automatically block downloading torrents.

 

[Windows_10_User]

No, you have to disconnect from the VPN. It'll automatically block downloading torrents.

Is it normal for VPNs to do that?

 

[Marc_LFD]

Is it normal for VPNs to do that?

It's a restriction set in place as it is a free version and if users want the full experience then they're incentivized to buy a subscription.

ProtonVPN also has an ad-blocker for free users too, so that's pretty handy.

Anyway, if you do direct downloads (MEGA, Google Drive, 1File, etc) that doesn't affect DDLs.

 

[Windows_10_User]

I enabled IPv6 on Windows network adapters, set Google DNS in Windows and Android and I'm able to access 1fichier.com but it looks distorted and I have to refresh it until it looks normal.

EDIT: After all I still have the same issue even with Google DNS but only in Android.

 

[Marc_LFD]

I enabled IPv6 on Windows network adapters, set Google DNS in Windows and Android and I'm able to access 1fichier.com but it looks distorted and I have to refresh it until it looks normal.

EDIT: After all I still have the same issue even with Google DNS but only in Android.

What's your ISP?

 

[Windows_10_User]

What's your ISP?

Meo.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Meo.

I know someone who has MEO and he has no issue accessing 1File, but sites such as 1337x it needs to be through a mirror (unless a VPN to access the main website).

 

[Windows_10_User]

I enabled IPv6 on Windows network adapters, set Google IPv4 DNS in Windows and Android and I still can't access 1fichier (and now in the phone as well). Why don't I have this problem when using the phone's mobile network? I'm going back to use Cloudfare's IPv4 DNS in the router and Cloudfare's IPv6 in the PC. I guess I'll have to use a VPN every time I access this site.

EDIT: Why do I have to set Cloudfare's DNS in the PC, phone, etc., to be able to access ISP blocked sites when I already set it on the router?

 

[linuxares]

Why do I have to set Cloudfare's DNS in the PC, phone, etc., to be able to access ISP blocked sites when I already set it on the router?

That means you set it up wrong or your router is DNS leaking.

https://www.dnsleaktest.com/

You should only get replies for Cloudflare if it's correct.

 

[Windows_10_User]

That means you set it up wrong or your router is DNS leaking.

https://www.dnsleaktest.com/

You should only get replies for Cloudflare if it's correct.

That's what I got. What do you mean by my router being DNS leaking?

 

[linuxares]

That's what I got. What do you mean by my router being DNS leaking?

The site explains it better than I do.

 

[Windows_10_User]

The site explains it better than I do.

But I'm not using a VPN.

 

[linuxares]

Doesn't matter. I don't use a VPN either to test if my DNS leaks

 

[Windows_10_User]

Doesn't matter. I don't use a VPN either to test if my DNS leaks

But that site only talks about DNS leaks regarding VPN use.

 

[linuxares]

But that site only talks about DNS leaks regarding VPN use.

yes? It's a VPN company that own the site.

So do the leak test, does it just reply with Cloudflare as "ISP"?

EDIT: Here is another - https://browserleaks.com/dns

 

[Windows_10_User]

yes? It's a VPN company that own the site.

So do the leak test, does it just reply with Cloudflare as "ISP"?

EDIT: Here is another - https://browserleaks.com/dns

Yes, both tests do.