Freegate provides a simple and straightforward way to browse the
web via anonymous proxies, so hiding your location from websites
and perhaps allowing you to bypass local restrictions on the
sites you can view.  There's nothing to install, and so no
chance of Freegate messing up your network settings; just launch
it, and after a brief one-time setup the program will connect to
a few proxy servers. It will also open a browser window at a
Chinese-language website (Freegate is aimed at internet users in
China, though it works elsewhere as well), but there are no
other marketing or adware hassles. Enter some other URL and you
can browse more or less as normal.  As with most similar tools,
we found a few performance issues. There were several occasions
when pages took longer to load than we might have expected, or
froze for a moment. For the most part, though, the program
worked very well.  If you want an easy way to bypass some IP-
related restriction for general browsing, then, Freegate is
ideal. There's no way t