Are you annoying with awful censorship rules in your countries or not able to access torrents sites then PirateBrowser is only for you.
The Pirate Bay launches a new web browser called PirateBrowser on its 10th anniversary eve. This browser helps internet users to bypass any ISP blocked website in certain countries such as Iran, North Korea, United Kingdom, Belgium, Italy etc.
It’s a simple one-click browser that circumvents censorship and blockades and makes the site instantly available and accessible. No bundled ad-ware, toolbars or other crap, just a Pre-configured Firefox browser.
The PirateBrowser based on the Firefox 23 Portable browser with Tor client and some custom settings.
This browser is intended just to circumvent censorship — to remove limits on accessing websites your government doesn’t want you to know about.
Download PirateBrowser from here
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