Securly bypass via website domain names or whatever

[DankFireR]

PATCHED

There are keywords in Securly to keep certain links unblocked (ex. the Securly website or google translate), which by making a domain with the name securly.com would make said website unblockable (which is probably why disablesecurly.com hasn't been blocked and why adding #translate.google.com at the end of a link also works for blocked sites), so if u make ur website domain name securly.com.somethingsomething.com it can't be blocked until they patch the glitch

Unfortunately as far as I know this only works for securly

EDIT: this has been fixed for some time it seems (as of 4/9/2024)

[rwg100]

are you even allowed to have 2 .coms in your website domain

[AshtonDavies]

Subdomains can allow you to have two .com's, so yes.

[HelloThere697]

Speaking of disablesecurly.com, It just got blocked.

[AshtonDavies]

Lotta options guys:
https://securlypass.com
https://insecurly.netlify.app
https://insecurly.vercel.app
https://insecurly-vercel.vercel.app
https://chrose.netlify.app/detail/INSECURLY

[DJshelfmushroom]

all blocked

[LizzyEll]

Just use nameservers. It's what I use to block policy updates and GoGuardian. I have blocked.goguardian.com set to my nameserver host (Linode Machine). I also have the bluebook (College Board) web app on my kiosk mode set to another website.

[SchoolTARMaster]

Use this insecurly link:
Click here and drag the black button to the top right of your screen.

[LizzyEll]

My school: casually blocking *://*vercel*