This morning, my provider blocked audioz. I tried with chrome, safari and firefox with no luck
Now I’m using Tor to enter audioz: it works, but the navigation is daaaamn slow and also I cant login into my account

How can it be?

 

Give Epic browser a try, it uses built in proxies to hide your identity...

 

At least they give you an option to change your security settings as mentioned on your screen shot. Try that and see if works then.

 

Thanks for this advice, I tried, but in my case it doesnt work. Still comes out the provider warning

 

Thanks, unfortunately I cannot change my provider setting, I dont have login-pass

 

then get it

 

Thanks for your help, unfortunately I’m not the owner of this connection: it is a condo - shared line. Yes, I could ask in the administration office for login/pass and this could be the script:

- (ME) “good morning, I have to navigate to pirate sitez so I need to mess with your internet settings. Do you mind giving me the login/pass of the provider account?”

- (RECEPTIONIST) “Absolutely no problem sir…here you have it: login: 911 pass: handcuffs. Have a nice day!”

 

This has nothing to do with the technical term provider (unless you call the local admin a provider). It's simply LAN filtering like most companies do. The only way around something like that is tor or tunneling through a vpn service (or similiar). Tor is slow and the alternatives are (normally) not free.

 

How about this?
- (YOU) “good morning, I have to navigate to pirate sitez so I need to mess with your internet settings. Do you mind giving me the login/pass of the provider account?”
- (RECEPTIONIST) “I'm sorry sir… I'm not allowed to do that for piracy sites. Specially since the invasion of the barbarian symlink repackagers. R2R rocks! (blushes)”
- (YOU) “too bad. On a second thought, if you give me 10000$ to buy the software I download from that site monthly that would do the trick”
- (RECEPTIONIST) “Absolutely no problem sir… don't waste it in 3D-dimensional-analog bullshit if you're so kind”

 

(you) "good morning the isp of our internet is locking certain websites out that arent even illegal, i need the login tp adjust this... no they aint hosting porn either, those work just fine"

it happens quite often that sites get blocked due to certain words mentioned on them, incl antivirus company sites

 

doesn't opera still utilize a light browsig service based in the US on desktops?

 

https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en
i think it will work with this

 

Use a VPN. I would recommend expressvpn. No isusss with them and good customer service. You can access anything and it hides your traffic your ISP

 

if you know the guy just ask, its possible the app does multi user support, so she/he can manage per user settings and unblock/whitelist it just for you - or just disable completely--unknown proxies are more dangerous - they can do all kind of man in the middle attacks or inject malicious code - or use a proper vpn - that is trustworthy (best non free)

 

yeah, that's what I'm using now, but it is really slow

 

Best FREE VPNs for 2018 :

http://www.techradar.com/vpn/the-best-free-vpn-services-of-2018

 

doesn't @bluerover have the solution here.. if it's simply the local provider mucking about with connections ?

also https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/

 

Cyberghost has a good free vpn service

 

What @bluerover mentioned, or simply google "web proxy" & use one. They're fast & only proxy the tab they're open in (and tabs opened from that tab). They all have roughly the same, make sure to uncheck "block scripts"