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Some services and websites use geo-blocking to restrict the access to Internet content based on the location of the user. Created by the developers of Tor, known for its power to bypass Internet censorship, the Snowflake extension for Firefox is able to avoid location-based restrictions.
\nTurn your computer into a proxy for others 
\nWhat is interesting about it is that it can work as a client to help you unlock blocked content, but it can also act as a proxy server of your own, which users in censored networks can use to bypass locked content. In other words, if you are located in a non-censored region, you can help others in censored networks by using the Snowflake extension. On the other hand, if your Internet access is restricted, then it is recommended to use the Tor Browser.
\nBut how does it actually work? Snowflake makes use of WebRTC to redirect the Internet traffic via temporary proxies. Thus, WebRTC must be enabled to be able to voluntarily become a Snowflake proxy that others can use to access geo-blocked content from anywhere in the world. Detailed instructions on the steps you need to take to become a proxy and a Snowflake bridge are available on the official documentation page.
\nIf you decide to become a proxy provider with the Snowflake extension, most probably you are worried about the websites that others might access via your proxy. However, you should keep in mind that the IP address that is publicly visible to the outside world always matches the Tor exit node of the final user, not yours.
\nDefeat geo-blocking attempts with ease 
\nThere are a few unlucky Internet users that face geographical restrictions when navigating online, which prevents them from accessing the desired content freely.
\nFor instance, there are known cases of countries whose philosophy is to censor access to the online world, being afraid of what free access to technology and unrestricted information might have on their citizens. But what some consider beneficial, others consider unfair censorship which, luckily, can be bypassed using instruments such as Snowflake. Nevertheless, please keep in mind that the extension is not meant to encourage law breaking and that it is your own responsibility on how you use it.<\/p>\n

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Still unconfirmed by Mozilla, Snowflake (short for Snow Borderless) is a privacy-oriented extension for Firefox that allows you to control traffic patterns.\u00a0It was created by the Tor Project and it’s purpose is to give Internet users the freedom to bypass geo-blocking mechanisms such as\u00a0the notorious Great Firewall of China. More than that, the extension allows you to route all your Internet traffic through a temporary proxy without revealing any details to the sites that are visiting you.
\nDespite the existing functionality in the extension, it can still be improved and new features are still being developed and integrated, such as the new proxy side to provide better resource usage, and new skins to give an improved look to the extension’s interface.
\nIn any case, make sure that you are running the latest version of Firefox and that you allow the user to disable resources being downloaded via it.<\/p>\n

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I have used the TOR browser for some time and recently decided that I needed something for a second device that didn’t involve an Android or iPhone. So, I have been using the proxy servers at Firefox and have been quite happy with it.
\nI think there is a limit to the amount of traffic that can be generated through the servers that are typically used for blocking internet access and it seems that the servers at Firefox accept up to 100\/s\/a.<\/p>\n

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Snowflake For Firefox [Win\/Mac] (April-2022)<\/h2>\n

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Supports access to the Internet from countries where users are effectively blocked, banned, censored or\u00a0segregated. Support in countries where network access is blocked but the content is accessible, or via IP address monitoring.<\/p>\n

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In the following video, you will see how to use Snowflake as a proxy to unlock geo-blocked content:<\/p>\n

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The different methods that you have to pursue to become a proxy and create your own bridge is available on the official documentation page.<\/p>\n

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\nIt is possible to install Snowflake with your Tor Browser as mentioned here:<\/p>\n

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And here is how to get it working as a proxy for others:<\/p>\n

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UPDATE 14\/04\/2020:
\nThere has been a new version of the extension released. You can get it here:
\nORIGINAL:
\nTo install the Sownflake extension for Firefox, you need to meet the following requirements:<\/p>\n

You need the Tor browser
\nYou need to enable the content block management option in the Tor browser
\nYou need to have a email where you will receive the instructions that will tell you how to start using the Sownflake
\nYou need to have the reachability of the Tor browser (It should be up and running at all times)<\/p>\n

(but you don’t need to have the Sownflake extension installed)<\/p>\n

Then,<\/p>\n

You need to open the Tor browser
\nYou need to activate the Sownflake extension to be able to unlock blocked content (It will be available in the menu on the toolbar)<\/p>\n

Now you need to create a bridge (a first bridge and you might have to create more than one, but generally you only need to create one to help others to access blocked content)
\nThen you need to choose the bridge you created and just follow the instructions.
\nA while ago, I also released a video tutorial on how to use Sownflake in order to access blocked content.<\/p>\n

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Ideal for those in\u00a0countries where the Internet may be censored.
\nBlocks the websites and services which may be blocked or heavily regulated in your current location.
\nThis version of the extension lets you automatically become a proxy provider to other\u00a0users in the world, which allows them to circumvent Internet censorship.<\/p>\n

How to install and use it to defeat censorship:<\/p>\n

You need to install the Tor Browser bundle to get access to the required functionality.
\nStart Tor Browser and visit this website to download the Snowflake update.
\nWhen the download is finished, close the Tor Browser and re-open it.
\nOpen the downloaded file and select “Install this version”.
\nSelect your language.
\nStart Firefox and install Snowflake:\u00a0
\nChoose the new location where you want to save the data.
\nSelect the option “Use defaults for opening\/saving sessions”.<\/p>\n

Use it to defeat censorship:<\/p>\n

You can use the extension in two modes:<\/p>\n

The auto mode: it automatically becomes a proxy provider when you become a proxy user.\u00a0This\u00a0mode applies to all websites.
\nThe manual mode: it can connect to the websites when you manually open\u00a0them.<\/p>\n

Follow\u00a0these steps to install Snowflake manually:<\/p>\n

You can use it in either of the following ways:<\/p>\n

The manual mode: click the\u00a0“Enable Snowflake\u00a0Proxy” button on\u00a0the toolbar.
\nThe auto mode: use the “Enable Snowflake Proxy” option from the popup\u00a0browser.<\/p>\n

Please keep in mind that:<\/p>\n

The Snowflake extension uses Google as\u00a0a centralized server for the\u00a0credential and bandwidth management.
\nIt is recommended to use the manual mode to connect websites, as the automatic mode is not considered as safe as\u00a0the manual mode.<\/p>\n

Future plans
\nThe following improvements have been in the works but not yet released as of February, 2020.<\/p>\n

Keyboard shortcuts
\nSnowflake extension\u00a0supports a keyboard shortcut Ctrl+E, where you can use it to get quick access to the proxy settings. Here you can select either the auto or manual proxy mode.
\nFor instance, I’ve created two keyboard shortcuts:<\/p>\n

SFX => Snowflake for Firefox
\n\u00a0CTRL+E => Enable Snowflake Proxy<\/p>\n

For users in countries with censorship, there is an extension to launch the proxy for a specific website when it is launched, in<\/p>\n

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Minimum:
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\nProcessor: 1GHz
\nMemory: 512MB RAM
\nHard Disk: 10GB free disk space
\nDirectX: Version 9.0
\nWired network connection
\nSound card
\nAdditional Notes:
\nKeyboards and mice are not supported
\nKeyboard commands can be performed using WASD or the mouse scroll wheel.
\nMovement is controlled by WASD.
\nWalk or Run, Left or Right, to move.
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