Browse from inside Iran
Any .ir site, as a subscriber inside Iran receives it.
One page, from one subscriber’s connection, at one moment: a copy of what arrived, not a working site. Nothing about you travels with the request.
How this works
The page is fetched through one residential connection inside Iran, on the network you choose, and shown in a frame that runs no scripts and loads nothing on its own; the panel below lists every file the page asked for and what came back. Any address under .ir opens, typed or from the bookmarks; links to other .ir sites can be followed, and nothing outside .ir opens. Circumvention retries a reset connection with Encrypted Client Hello and then a split handshake, and the page says which got through. Run scripts opens the page in a sealed Chrome on our side, through the same exit; you still get a copy without scripts. Browser is the identity the site is told it is talking to.
