Free Proxy Tools Like UltraSurf Download Mirror (Free Gate)

Freegate is a free anti-censorship software for secure and fast Internet access. It is a Windows application that runs on most Windows platforms from Windows 98 to Vista, as well as on Linux and MAC through http://www.winehq.org/ . Freegate is developed and maintained by the Dynamic Internet Technology Inc. (DIT), a pioneer in censorship-circumvention technologies. For more information about Dynaweb, Freegate, and DIT, please visit http://www.dit-inc.us.

Freegate Software

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• Freegate 6.79 Professional Edition (released on 12/1/2008):   Download Professional Edition      
• Freegate 6.79 Emergency Edition (released on 12/1/2008):   Download Emergency Edition
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  Beginning with version 6.77, Freegate writes configuration parameters into the ini file. When Freegate 6.77 is launched for the first time, a new file called "fg.ini" is created in the same folder as the Freegate executable. The old settings are not applied for Freegate 6.77. Under "Status" tab, there are two vertical bars for upload and download traffic watcher, so users know if they are surfing via Freegate. The old user defined file "freegate.ini" no longer applies to Freegate 6.77. Instead, user can modify the [UserDefined] section in the "fg.ini" file.
  Freegate 6.7 series have enhanced anti-censorship functionality. In addition to stability and speed improvements from the second generation product, Freegate 6.7 series implemented the third generation, F3 tunnel, encryption technology. The most advanced features enable Freegate to support many modalities of internet communication.
  Freegate is a green and free software. You may download and run it without any installation.
  To circumvent some anti-virus and firewall products' mistaken identification of Freegate as a back-door Trojan, we have provided multiple variants of the same Freegate software for download. The download links are displayed one at a time. All variants of Freegate are functionally identical. In the meantime, we are contacting the software vendors to correct this mis-classification.