As any great invention, Internet use has its own perceived
drawbacks. Employers do not like much when their employees spent time on
activities unrelated to the direct work responsibilities, and Internet gives so
many opportunities to waste valuable time. Therefore many companies block their
workers from accessing social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, Orkut,
Myspace etc. Employees are definitely very resourceful to find ways and methods
to bypass the imposed restrictions, and more innovative the networking
administrators are, more innovative the applied approaches.
The most popular methods to access blocked websites are using Proxies or Anonymizer
websites. But both these methods may be complicated to use, and quite
unreliable, with loopholes eventually closed by experienced admins.
Today, we would like to propose a different way to resolve
the block through Screen Resolution Checker. Screen Resolution Checker is a free service, which has actually
been developed for entirely unrelated reason. It was designed for webmasters to
help them check how their website looks in different screen resolutions. But,
smart users found a different application for it. Note that it may work only on
Internet Explorer browser, offering an alternative
way to access blocked sites. You can click on the internal links and
navigate normally through the desired website with no difficulties.
The drawback is that the screen size for the embedded
restricted website is smaller than your monitor screen, so it might be not so
convenient to review and create new content.
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