Update: Seems like GSP doesn't like most DNS providers? Just found out that even sites hosted in HK are (DNS) blocked.
Have been searching for a site that provides me with a list of sites that is blocked by Great Firewall of China, but couldn't find any. Even Wikipedia wasn't good enough, maybe it's not accepted? *shrugs*
So, I've come up with my own list as I stroll along the internet...
Am using FoxyProxy to access these blocked sites. Somehow, I wish there is a feature to import/export proxy/pattern rules...
- *.afraid.org* - (optional) DNS provider; sites that rely on afraid.org won't work behind the firewall
- *.blogger.com* - Google's Blogger site
- *.blogspot.com* - Google's Blogger site
- *.facebook.com* - Facebook
- *.fbcdn.net* - Facebook
- *feedproxy.google.com* - Google's feed reader/proxy for its blogs
- *www.googleapis.com* - Google API; some sites require this
- *www.meetup.com* - Meetup site is surprisingly blocked?!
- *.reuters.com* - News website
- *.twitter.com* - Twitter, surprise?
- *.wikipedia.org* - Wikipedia; apparently the Chinese version works??
- *.wikimedia.org* - Also for Wikipedia
- *.youtube.com* - YouTube
- *.ytimg.com* - Required for YouTube streaming
It's by no means complete, and will add as I go along... ^^
network.proxy.socks_remote_dns must be set to
true in Firefox.
Not all Google Apps work, so those must be added to FoxyProxy as well.
Some sites will choke if you have ipv6 dns enabled, so disabling
Network.dns.disableIPv6 helps.
Too bad it's too slow to stream YouTube! XD