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Not at all. Any browser can access any part of the internet that is not blocked by the broader internet infrastructure. You just use IP addresses and that's i
by henearkr 3y ago
Not at all.
Any browser can access any part of the internet that is not blocked by the broader internet infrastructure.
You just use IP addresses and that's it.
- rascul 3y ago> You just use IP addresses and that's it. Not quite that simple. Many web sites can't be reached by just typing the IP into the URL bar