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Which free fix matches your block?

Answer five questions about what happens when you try to open the site. The shortlist is honest: free methods first, paid ones only when the free ones genuinely cannot fix it.

The method map

Encrypted DNS (DoH) fixes: dns, filter
Switch DNS resolver fixes: dns
Tor Browser fixes: dns, sni, ip, filter, geo
Psiphon fixes: dns, sni, ip, geo, filter
Cloudflare WARP fixes: dns, sni, ip
Free VPN tier fixes: dns, sni, ip, geo, filter
Lantern fixes: dns, sni, ip, geo
GoodbyeDPI / zapret fixes: sni
Official onion mirror fixes: dns, sni, ip, geo
Archived copy fixes: dns, sni, ip, geo
Google Translate as proxy fixes: dns, ip, geo
Own VPN (VPS + WireGuard) fixes: dns, sni, ip, geo, filter
Commercial VPN fixes: dns, sni, ip, geo, filter
Travel eSIM / mobile data fixes: wifi, filter
ECH-capable browser + DoH fixes: sni

FAQ

How does the method finder decide?

It matches three answers - what you see when the page fails, which device you are on, and whether you only need to read - against the block types each method actually defeats. Free methods come first; a VPN is only suggested when a free one cannot do the job.

Is the shortlist paid placement?

No. The order is by fit and cost, not by commission. Paid tools appear only in the cases where free ones genuinely fail - long sessions, region walls, VPN-blocking networks.

What if nothing in the shortlist works?

Escalate in order: Psiphon, then Tor with bridges, then a self-hosted VPN - and mobile data, which sidesteps the network entirely. If one of those still fails, the block sits on the device or the account, not the network.