While this may sound a little bit technical, however bypassing this is quite an easy task, granted you have the administrative rights. They do so by adding the IPv4 loopback traffic (127.0.0.1) to the host file followed by the desired URL. In some instances, the network administrator could modify the host file and block the sites that don’t fall under their approved domains. While this is true quite a nifty workaround, however, you might not be allowed to carry out this task in an educational institution or professional workspaces, due to the restrictions being put in place by the concerned departments. Once done, restart Chrome and check if that site stands unblocked or not.Select the site, and hit the Remove button.This will display the list of site URLs marked under Restricted sites. Switch to the Security tab, select Restricted Sites and click on the Sites button.Change its View by a state to Large icon and go to Internet Options.Head over to the Control Panel via the Start menu.Here are the steps to remove the site from the Restricted List in Internet options: You can verify the same and then remove it from the list. There’s also a possibility that the site you are trying to access might have been added to the blacklist, or rather to the restricted list in Windows OS.
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