PaperBus : The free proxy service
PAPER BUS a Free proxy service brought you by Open Terrace Ltd the same company that made Freedur.
PAPERBUS has just been released January 21, 2010 .
Website: http://www.paperb.us/
1 – paper bus is free and fast. there is no registration
and the app is multi-platform.
2 – you can use paper bus to access blocked web sites and bypass internet filters and such.
3 – paper bus is very easy to use.
simply install, and run. It’s
so easy, it’s plug and play.
Basically, PaperBus is a proxy service with a nice, user-friendly interface. The best thing is that PaperBus is free. Plus:
* It’s fast
* It handles AJAX and Javascript heavy sites no problem
* It handles HTTPS connections no problem
* No registrations and very easy to use
As mentioned in the Terms of Service agreement, PaperBus is ad-based. It opens a new tab that shows an ad when you begin your session, and then again every 20 minutes. The ad page looks like this: PAPERBUS.
The installation and usage of PaperBus are extremely simple. Just download the setup and follow the steps. Then you will be able to start browsing anonymously.
Download: CURRENT APP VERSION 1.0.5b
Note: In case you did not see above PaperBus is FREE because it is ad-based.
Firefox user’s please read:
PaperBus requires its Firefox add-on in order to properly proxify under Firefox. The add-on should automatically install upon application installation, and Firefox needs to be restarted after the add-on installs. Known issues:
- Sometimes the add-on doesn’t get installed correctly.
Solution: go to Firefox -> Tools -> Add-ons -> Extensions and confirm that you see the PaperBus add-on. If not, manually install it by opening this link: http://www.paperb.us/addon/proxyctrl_current.xpi.
- Add-on installs correctly, but doesn’t work.
Solution: go to Firefox -> Tools -> Add-ons -> Extensions, disable all add-ons other than the PaperBus add-on, then try again. If it works, you can reenable the add-ons you disabled.
Comment from iresha
Time February 16, 2010 at 1:20 pm
Ok I’m going to try this baby out. It sure beats using web-proxies such as Code Diaries Proxy