Rosics wrote:

snoopythe3 wrote:

PhillyFan_7 wrote:

anyone got unblocked game sites?

1. This is not good.
2. You will get your computer taken away/
3. mathplayground.com

4. https://phet.colorado.edu/

we got assigned this site in science class

edit: queen of page 97

Webkinz (the re-released web based version) so far is the biggest legal non game collection game website my school is yet to block (and I hope it’s never blocked)

So this is just a funny story but Scratch got blocked and I noticed on the spot and me and my friends sent (I'm being dead serious) 49 unblock requests. It got unblocked the next day.

beansWithTheBeans wrote:

So this is just a funny story but Scratch got blocked and I noticed on the spot and me and my friends sent (I'm being dead serious) 49 unblock requests. It got unblocked the next day.

Aura.

my school blocked

Rosics wrote:

(#1925)
my school blocked

 "Chrome-untrusted://crosh",
  "javascript://*",
  "chrome://app-service-internals",
  "chrome://blob-internals",
  "chrome://bluetooth-internals",
  "chrome://components",
  "chrome://conflicts",
  "chrome://connectors-internals",
  "chrome://conversion-internals",
  "chrome://credits",
  "chrome://data-viewer",
  "chrome://device-log",
  "chrome://dino",
  "chrome://flags",
  "chrome://floc-internals",
  "chrome://gcm-internals",
  "chrome://gpu",
  "chrome://histograms",
  "chrome://indexeddb-internals",
  "chrome://inspect",
  "chrome://interstitials",
  "chrome://invalidations",
  "chrome://local-state",
  "chrome://management",
  "chrome://media-engagement",
  "chrome://media-internals",
  "chrome://nacl",
  "chrome://net-export",
  "chrome://net-internals/#dns",
  "chrome://net-internals/#hsts",
  "chrome://net-internals/#proxy",
  "chrome://net-internals/#sockets",
  "chrome://network",
  "chrome://network/#state",
  "chrome://ntp-tiles-internals",
  "chrome://prefs-internals",
  "chrome://process-internals",
  "chrome://quota-internals",
  "chrome://safe-browsing",
  "chrome://sandbox",
  "chrome://serviceworker-internals",
  "chrome://signin-internals",
  "chrome://site-engagement",
  "chrome://sync-internals",
  "chrome://system",
  "chrome://terms",
  "chrome://tracing",
  "chrome://ukm",
  "chrome://user-actions",
  "chrome://web-app-internals",
  "chrome://webrtc-internals",
  "chrome://webrtc-logs",
  "chrome://whats-new",
"chrome://extensions".

AKA the entirety of chrome </sarcasm>
anyways technically im the school IT and my parents are secretary and principal that are tech-literate. my grandma just became the student. i had to show her how to copy and paste files.

Securly must be stopped!
#EndSecurly
#BanSecurly

They tell me to stop asking them to unblock websites…

…and then when Jimmy Bill Bob (made up name) says “Please please please can you unblock Cool Math Games for me please please?” (WARNING: not in exact words) they unblock it for him.

(and yes, the quoted text is a BFDI reference)

Rosics wrote:

my school blocked

 "Chrome-untrusted://crosh",
  "javascript://*",
  "chrome://app-service-internals",
  "chrome://blob-internals",
  "chrome://bluetooth-internals",
  "chrome://components",
  "chrome://conflicts",
  "chrome://connectors-internals",
  "chrome://conversion-internals",
  "chrome://credits",
  "chrome://data-viewer",
  "chrome://device-log",
  "chrome://dino",
  "chrome://flags",
  "chrome://floc-internals",
  "chrome://gcm-internals",
  "chrome://gpu",
  "chrome://histograms",
  "chrome://indexeddb-internals",
  "chrome://inspect",
  "chrome://interstitials",
  "chrome://invalidations",
  "chrome://local-state",
  "chrome://management",
  "chrome://media-engagement",
  "chrome://media-internals",
  "chrome://nacl",
  "chrome://net-export",
  "chrome://net-internals/#dns",
  "chrome://net-internals/#hsts",
  "chrome://net-internals/#proxy",
  "chrome://net-internals/#sockets",
  "chrome://network",
  "chrome://network/#state",
  "chrome://ntp-tiles-internals",
  "chrome://prefs-internals",
  "chrome://process-internals",
  "chrome://quota-internals",
  "chrome://safe-browsing",
  "chrome://sandbox",
  "chrome://serviceworker-internals",
  "chrome://signin-internals",
  "chrome://site-engagement",
  "chrome://sync-internals",
  "chrome://system",
  "chrome://terms",
  "chrome://tracing",
  "chrome://ukm",
  "chrome://user-actions",
  "chrome://web-app-internals",
  "chrome://webrtc-internals",
  "chrome://webrtc-logs",
  "chrome://whats-new",
"chrome://extensions".

They forgot to block an important one.

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:

Webkinz (the re-released web based version) so far is the biggest legal non game collection game website my school is yet to block (and I hope it’s never blocked)

holy signature billboard

My computer bugged out and didn't put Lightpseed Filter Agent on it. So I can just play games in class.

Rosics wrote:

My computer bugged out and didn't put Lightpseed Filter Agent on it. So I can just play games in class.

YOU ARE LUCKY. it blocked the dictionary one time

BenjiWoof wrote:

Securly must be stopped!
#EndSecurly
#BanSecurly

One of my devs (i wont name) for the scratch channel noticed the website was blocked on securly.

snoopythe3 wrote:

Rosics wrote:

My computer bugged out and didn't put Lightpseed Filter Agent on it. So I can just play games in class.

YOU ARE LUCKY. it blocked the dictionary one time

BenjiWoof wrote:

Securly must be stopped!
#EndSecurly
#BanSecurly

One of my devs (i wont name) for the scratch channel noticed the website was blocked on securly.

oii.
mention me

So my school (board?) has decided to finally crack down on my shenanigans and block Firefox and RustDesk. Yippee.

RustDesk is fine, it was a distraction anyways (it's like AnyDesk, I used it to remotely access my home computer) but Firefox? Really? I mean, RustDesk is one thing, but Firefox? Really? I mean, R-

I used Firefox because they started blocking browser extensions in Edge about a year ago, which was infuriating because I used an adblocker (as everyone should) because the web is riddled with ads and they're incredibly distracting a waste of CPU cycles. Now I can't even have that. So I'm just gonna bring my MacBook to school.

Also, Windows 11 was finally installed on my school laptop, and it sucks. I think it's a contender for the worst OS ever. But that's something entirely different.

My school’s IT in the eyes of the students at least is good. From my research, YouTube is allowed but blocks inappropriate videos, almost ALL major AI’s such as ChatGPT, OpenAi, Google Gemini, Claude, and DeepSeek are blocked. However, Google AI mode is not blocked. Programz (Multi-language compiler) is not blocked, speaking of compilers I believe only a tiny percentage of them are blocked or maybe all aren’t blocked.

It also allows Crosh (I checked), but I don’t believe any of my fellow students know how to use Crosh, (neither do I)

I also believe it could allow programming courses and you could easily make a webpage and even maybe launch it using an unblocked website launcher and Google Docs or Microsoft Word, as long as you save the file as an HTML file.

It also blocks almost all games besides educational games like CoolMathGames