PirateSnoop: As the battle to ban access to the world's largest torrent sites continues, another site has stepped forward to fight the ban. 
RARBG, one of the most popular torrent sites on the Internet, has just released PirateSnoop, a free Web browser designed to bypass online censorship on torrent sites.
File-sharing blocking is widespread in Europe, and particularly in the UK. In fact, it is now almost impossible to access a top torrent site from any of the country's top ISPs, with the notable exception of OldPirateBay since the site is still new.
Users in the United States also seem to have a problem. The MPAA is reportedly working hard to introduce site blocking into the current legal framework and it probably won't stop until it does.
Many Internet users around the world already use VPNs for unrestricted Internet access, while many are looking for a free solution. Today we will present one such product.
PirateSnoop looks a lot like the popular Chrome browser. In fact, it's a little different, as it contains a distinctive "pirate" button on the right side of its toolbar.
PirateSnoop is based on the free SRWare Iron browser and aims to eliminate some of the privacy features found in Google Chrome. PirateSnoop then uses special extensions to enable unblocking of sites.
PirateSnoop (PS) was created by a development team from the torrent website RARBG.
You can download PirateSnoop from here (using BitTorrent, of course).
