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: Another academic-looking alias that routes to the main site.

During periods of high traffic and widespread school blocks, Chess.com released a series of "stealth" URLs that look academic but redirect you straight to your favorite board.

: One of the most popular options; the URL makes it look like you're simply completing an assignment. chesscom proxy sites

The primary reason to use these sites is . School and office firewalls often block the main chess.com domain because it's categorized as "Gaming" or "Entertainment". These alternate domains help by:

While Chess.com has acknowledged many of these as official, you should always exercise caution: : Another academic-looking alias that routes to the

: A generic, "educational-sounding" domain for discreet access.

: Designed to bypass keyword filters that search for "games" or "chess". The primary reason to use these sites is

If you've ever tried to sneak in a quick blitz game or solve a daily puzzle only to find a "Site Blocked" screen, you’re not alone. Many schools and workplaces block gaming sites like Chess.com to keep everyone focused on tasks. Fortunately, there are several "proxy" or alternate domains—many of them officially created by Chess.com—specifically designed to bypass these filters. Top Official Chess.com Proxy Domains

: URLs like superhardalgebraproblems.com don't trigger alerts for "chess" or "game".