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About the ProjectByte5's Retro WebProxy is a tool that allows you to explore archived web pages from the early days of the internet. It acts as a gateway to the past, letting you experience the web as it was in the 1990s and early 2000s. While we have a special focus on preserving Brazilian web history, our collection also includes a wide range of international sites, similar to other retro proxies. Our proxy is designed to be compatible with old browsers, so you can use it with your favorite vintage software. Why Brazilian Sites?In addition to providing access to international archived sites, Byte5's Retro WebProxy places a special emphasis on Brazilian websites and home pages. We believe that preserving Brazil's digital heritage is crucial for understanding the country's cultural and technological evolution. How to Use the ProxyByte5's Retro WebProxy is configured through your browser's network settings. Below are instructions for various browsers:
Internet Explorer 6:
1. Go to Tools > Internet Options 2. Select the Connections tab 3. Click LAN Settings 4. Check 'Use a proxy server' 5. Enter wayback.byte5.com.br for Address and 7851 for Port6. Click OK to save
Netscape Navigator:
1. Go to Edit > Preferences 2. Expand Advanced and select Proxies 3. Select 'Manual proxy configuration' 4. Enter wayback.byte5.com.br for HTTP Proxy and 7851 for Port5. Click OK to save
RetroZilla:
1. Go to Edit > Preferences 2. Select Advanced > Network 3. Click Settings under Connection 4. Select 'Manual proxy configuration' 5. Enter wayback.byte5.com.br for HTTP Proxy and 7851 for Port6. Click OK to save
Firefox (Modern):
1. Go to Options > General 2. Scroll to Network Settings and click Settings 3. Select 'Manual proxy configuration' 4. Enter wayback.byte5.com.br for HTTP Proxy and 7851 for Port5. Click OK to save
Chrome:
1. Go to Settings > Advanced > System 2. Click 'Open proxy settings' 3. Go to Connections tab > LAN settings 4. Check 'Use a proxy server' 5. Enter wayback.byte5.com.br for Address and 7851 for Port6. Click OK to save FAQWhat is Byte5's Retro WebProxy? How does it differ from other retro proxies? Can I use it with modern browsers? Are there any limitations to what I can view? How do I report issues or suggest improvements? QuickstartAfter configuring your browser's proxy settings as shown above: Features
TeamByte5's Retro WebProxy is developed and maintained by Caio T5, a passionate advocate for preserving web history. With a background in computer networks and a love for retro technology, Caio is dedicated to making the early internet accessible to everyone. Changelog
Image GalleryBelow are some screenshots of old websites from the 1990s, showcasing the nostalgic look of the early internet:
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