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Is it OK to look distorted? Also, why doesn't Opera have the ERR_CONNECTION_RESET problem like Edge and Chrome?
Unable to access 1fichier to download PS3 backups
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Is it OK to look distorted? Also, why doesn't Opera have the ERR_CONNECTION_RESET problem like Edge and Chrome?
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.
No, you have to disconnect from the VPN. It'll automatically block downloading torrents.
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.
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.
EDIT: After all I still have the same issue even with Google DNS but only in Android.
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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).
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?
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?
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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.
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.
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
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