Why use Squid
Every day, our users log on, and usually start their "surfing" with viewing
all their favourite sites. What often happens is that their "favourite"
sites are often very popular with the rest of our dial-in users. Now what
squid does is go fetch a copy of the regularly visited sites with our bandwidth.
This means that you don't have to worry about traffic or peak hours since you
get it straight from us. So the next time you request the newest
update of your favourite Internet software suite, the chances are that
it is already here. This copying of information for repeated use is called cacheing and it is
stored in what is called a Cache ( which is just a file on the hard drive ). The machine hosting
the cache file and monitoring the sites to see if they must be cached, is called a proxy.
Our proxy works on FTP, gopher and web browsing. Most of the browsers support proxy,
so choose the browser you use below, and try it out, it will make your stay quicker,
more efficient, and save you your phone bill.
Choose the browser that you prefer, and follow the instructions.
Netscape1 
Netscape2+ 
Re - Edited by (Craig Mc Leod)