IntroductionLast updated: 4/15/2025

Welcome to the PeteZah documentation! This documentation is designed to help you understand how to use our products and services.

About us

PeteZah Games is an unblocked gaming website that allows users to access a wide range of internet access and ecrypts data from different blockers. By using proxies or bypassing content filters, PeteZah offers a platform where users can enjoy various games and services directly in their browsers without the need for downloads. The website is particularly popular among students and employees looking for a way to access the web unrestricted. It features a mix of casual, action, and puzzle games, with a simple, easy-to-navigate interface.

Our Websites

For The other games, you can find our website at one of the main Firebase Learn Mores

For other links and more because links can go down go to Essay EWJ404 Google Doc

For PeteZah, you can find our website at PeteZahGames.com

For More PeteZah links, you can go to our discord at Discord.gg/PeteZah

The services we offer

We offer a wide range of services to our users. These services include:

  • Unblocked games
  • Proxies
  • About:blank cloaking

Providing these services allows you to access the web without restrictions and enjoy a wide range of games and content. Here are some benefits to a proxy:

Benefit Explanation
Privacy A proxy server hides your IP address, helping to keep your identity and browsing activities private.
Access Control Proxies can help restrict access to specific websites or content, useful in schools or workplaces.
Unblocking Content They allow access to geo-restricted or blocked websites by masking your location.
Improved Security Proxies act as a barrier between your system and the internet, reducing exposure to potential threats.
Bandwidth Optimization By caching frequently accessed resources, proxies reduce bandwidth usage and improve performance.
Load Balancing Incorporating proxies can distribute traffic across multiple servers, improving website availability.
Monitoring Proxies can log user activities for analysis or compliance purposes, helpful for businesses.
Bypassing ISP Throttling Proxies can help bypass restrictions or throttling imposed by internet service providers.

Proxy

UV Static

What is UV Static

Ultraviolet is a free and open-source web proxy that allows users to access blocked websites and content. It works by routing the user's internet traffic through a remote server, effectively masking their IP address and location. This can be useful for bypassing censorship, accessing geo-restricted content, or simply maintaining privacy online.

Where can I find the UV Static proxy?

You can find the UV Static proxy at this Git repo

How do I use the UV Static proxy?

To use the UV Static proxy, simply enter the URL of the website you want to access into the provided input field on the UV Static homepage. The proxy will then fetch the requested page and display it in your browser.

How to make your own proxy

What is a proxy?

A proxy is a server that acts as an intermediary between a user's device and the internet. It allows users to access websites and content by routing their requests through the proxy server, which can provide various benefits such as anonymity, bypassing restrictions, and improved security.

How do I make my own proxy?

To make your own proxy, you can use a variety of tools and technologies. A popular option is using something like UV static as shown. You will need someone to provide the backend for your proxy. You can use something like Benrogo to do this.

What is Benrogo

Benrogo is our provider of bare backends for our proxies. Benrogo provides the bare part of the uv.config.js. Without Benrogo, we would not be able to provide the proxy services that we do. Benrogo.net is also a great place for finding proxy websites as it indexes them. If you would like to have a backend for your proxy, you can contact benrogo.

How do I contact Benrogo?

You can contact Benrogo by joining this Discord server and dming him

Titanium Network

Titanium Network is the developer of ultraviolet. Ultraviolet was originally created by Titanium Network and was origially made as a dynamic proxy. Though Ultraviolet was modified in such a way by TIW that it was static. Though eventually the project was archived by TIW and is now being maintained by tf7software.

See time line for further info

Demployment

This section will explain how we deploy our projects and what services we use

Custom Domains

Sometimes we will become lucky enough to deploy with custom domains. Custom domains can be deployed with most services as long as you have the nessacary DNS records. The only problem with custom domains is that they can be expensive. It is also possible to "bring your own domain" (BYOD) for PeteZah. This allows you to buy your own domain and configure it with fastly to redirect to PeteZah. You do this by:

  1. Buy a domain (you can get it from any domain name provider like Namecheap)
  2. Follow Fastly Config below
  3. Go to your Fastly link's service configuration
  4. Click edit configuration => clone version
  5. Add your domain
  6. Go to the home page of Fastly and scroll down to TLS
  7. Go to TLS Certificates page
  8. Put your domain link in
  9. Setup the dns records accordingly
  10. Wait 5 min to an hour, and your link should be ready

Fastly

Fastly allows you to have a website that will imitate a different website. This can be used for PeteZah to make PeteZah Fastly links. This is how you do it:

  1. Go to Fastly.com
  2. Register an account (You can use Temp-Mail.org)
  3. Go to the home page of Fastly and click create service
  4. Set service name (Optional)
  5. Set domain to Example-Name.global.ssl.fastly.net/ (Change example-name to anything you want)
  6. Direct it to Petezahgames.com
  7. Wait for it to be uploaded and go to your link
  8. You can now post your new link in community links if you wish in PeteZah's Discord server

Firebase

Firebase is currently unblocked for Lightspeed. You can deploy your website with firebase by following these steps:

  1. Go to the Firebase console
  2. Login to Google if you already haven't by entering your username and password or creating an account
  3. Click on create a project
  4. Set your project name to anything you want
  5. Click continue
  6. Turn on or off analytics depending on what you want
  7. Click continue or create project
  8. If you wanted analytics you will need to designate which account you want
  9. Then hit create project if you chose analytics
  10. Now wait for it to finish
  11. Then you will want to download NodeJS if you haven't
    1. Go to NodeJS.org
    2. Click on the current version
    3. Either download the installer or copy the given commands
    4. Run the installer or run the commands in your given terminal (eg. Powershell or CMD for Windows or terminal for Linux or MacOS)
    5. Follow the instructions
  12. Then you will want to download the firebase cli
    1. Go to your given terminal eg. Powershell or CMD for Windows or terminal for Linux or MacOS
    2. Run the command npm install -g firebase-tools
    3. If the command is not found you may need to restart before
  13. The next one is for if you don't have a preconfigured project
    1. Then you will want to open the terminal of your choice
    2. Then you will want to use cd to go to the folder where your code is
    3. Then you will want to run firebase login
    4. Login using your credentials
    5. Then you will want to run firebase init
    6. Choose hosting by pressing space on hosting then hitting enter
    7. Then you can decline or accept to the following prompts
    8. Then you will want to run firebase deploy
    9. Then you will want to wait for it to deploy
    10. Then you will want to go to your link
    11. Congrats you did it
  14. If you have a preconfigured project then follow this tutorial
    1. Edit the .firebaserc file and set the project to your project name
    2. Then you will want to run firebase deploy
    3. Then you will want to wait for it to deploy
    4. Then you will want to go to your link
    5. Congrats you did it

If you would like to a PeteZah link with this you can follow these instructions:

  1. Go to PeteZah's Github
  2. Click on fork button
  3. Click create a fork
  4. Go to your fork
  5. Click on the green button
  6. Click on download zip
  7. Unzip the file
  8. Then follow the instructions above as a preconfigured project

Cloudflare

Cloudflare pages is a static hosting service for websites. You can deploy your website with cloudflare by following these steps:

  1. Go to the Cloudflare dashboard
  2. Sign in
  3. Click on workers and pages
  4. Set your project name
  5. Click create
  6. Choose your repository
  7. Choose your branch
  8. Set your build command to npm run build
  9. Set your output directory to build
  10. Click continue
  11. Click create
  12. Click on the settings tab
  13. Wait for it to deploy
  14. Go to your link
  15. Congrats you did it

If you would like to deploy your own pages.dev for PeteZah follow these steps:

  1. Go to PeteZah's Github
  2. Click on fork button
  3. Click create a fork
  4. Go to your fork
  5. Go to the Cloudflare dashboard
  6. Click on workers and pages
  7. Set your project name
  8. Click create
  9. Choose the repository that is a fork of the repo
  10. Choose your branch
  11. Click continue
  12. Click create
  13. Click on the settings tab
  14. Wait for it to deploy
  15. Go to your link
  16. Congrats you did it

How to make your own website

This section is for when you want to create your own gaming website and what to do and how to do it.

How to obtain games

You will first want to know what your audience wants for games. If your in school you can go around asking people what games people like or use the games you like as a starter. You can also use the games that are popular at the time.

To find these games you can:

  1. Go looking inside of Github.com or Play.Unity.Com
  2. Look for games that are open source
  3. Also make sure when looking for these games that you read the license
  4. Make sure that the license allows you to use the game
  5. Then you will want to obtain the files for the game
  6. If you want to get a game from a popular web game provider that may be a little tricky but is always possible
  7. For games that are from popular game providers you can see if they have a Github or use the source function in your web browser to obtain the code
  8. Once you have the code you can then use it to make your own website
  9. You can implement the games as part of your games section or something else

What to learn

Ideally you will have learned key essentials such as Javascript, HTML, and CSS. These are the key essentials to making a website. Though it is possible to make a website without knowing these languages its not reccomended. If you want to though not reccomended is use AI for your entire website.

To learn these languages you can:

  • Go to Codecademy
  • Watch a Youtube video
  • Take some other online course
  • Take a class on it
  • Ask a friend to teach you
  • Use AI to learn it

Once you have learned these languages you can then use them to make your own website.

To make your own website you can:

  • Use a website builder
  • Use a template
  • Or just create your website from the ground up

Once you have made your website you can then use it to host your games. You can also use it to host your own games if you have made any. Though if you need help you can often turn to resources like Stack Overflow or other resources like AI.

How to deploy your app

There are many different services you can utitlize to create your own app. Some of these services are free and some of them are paid. Some of the free services are Netlify, Cloudflare, Firebase, Github Pages, Replit, Glitch, Codeberg, and Codepen.

There are some pros and some cons to hosting with these services

Service Pros Cons Limits
Netlify - Easy CI/CD integration with Git
- Free tier includes global CDN
- Drag-and-drop deployment
- Built-in serverless functions
- Limited free build minutes
- Bandwidth limits on free tier
- Issues with Angular projects
- 125k requests/month
- 100 GB bandwidth/month
Cloudflare - Free tier with DDoS protection
- Global CDN for faster load times
- Always Online feature for downtime
- Limited advanced features on free tier
- Cache control issues
- Less responsive support for free users
- No bandwidth limits on free tier
- Limited page rules (3 on free plan)
Firebase - Real-time database and hosting
- Free SSL and custom domains
- Easy integration with Google services
- Vendor lock-in with Google Cloud
- Limited free tier storage
- Not ideal for complex queries
- 1 GB storage
- 50k requests/day
Github Pages - Completely free hosting
- Fast CDN with GitHub integration
- Supports custom domains
- Limited to static sites
- No server-side functionality
- Bandwidth limits for large projects
- 1 GB storage
- 100 GB bandwidth/month
Replit - Browser-based IDE with hosting
- Supports multiple programming languages
- Real-time collaboration
- Performance issues for large projects
- Limited customization
- Dependency on internet connection
- Limited free hosting runtime
- Requires manual pinging to stay online
Glitch - Instant deployment
- Collaborative coding environment
- Free tier supports small apps
- Apps may sleep after inactivity
- Limited performance for large apps
- No advanced backend support
- 4000 requests/hour
- Apps sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity
Codeberg - Open-source and community-driven
- Free Git hosting
- Privacy-focused
- Limited features compared to GitHub
- Smaller community
- No built-in CI/CD
- No explicit bandwidth limits
- Focused on open-source projects
Codepen - Great for front-end prototyping
- Collaborative coding environment
- Beginner-friendly interface
- Limited features on free tier
- No offline support
- Performance issues for large projects
- No explicit bandwidth limits
- Free tier lacks advanced features

Some of the paid services are Digital Ocean, Heroku, Vultr, Linode, AWS, and Azure. These services are more expensive but offer more features and better performance.

There are some pros and some cons to hosting with these services:

Service Pros Cons Pricing
Digital Ocean - Simple and predictable pricing
- Wide range of virtual machine options
- Global data centers
- Easy-to-use interface
- Limited free tier
- No advanced AI/ML tools
- Requires technical knowledge for setup
- Droplets start at $4/month
- Managed databases start at $15/month
- Kubernetes starts at $12/month
Heroku - Easy deployment with Git
- Supports multiple programming languages
- Free SSL and custom domains
- Apps sleep after inactivity on free tier
- Limited scalability for free and low-cost plans
- Higher costs for production-grade apps
- Eco Dynos: $5/month
- Basic Dynos: $7/month
- Standard Dynos: $25-$50/month
Vultr - Affordable cloud compute options
- Instant deployment worldwide
- Wide OS and app support
- Limited free tier
- No built-in CI/CD tools
- Requires technical expertise
- Cloud Compute starts at $2.50/month
- Managed databases start at $15/month
- Kubernetes starts at $10/month
Linode - Predictable pricing
- Free DDoS protection
- High-performance hardware
- Limited free tier
- Smaller ecosystem compared to AWS/Azure
- No advanced AI/ML tools
- Shared CPU plans start at $5/month
- Dedicated CPU plans start at $36/month
- High-memory plans start at $60/month Pricing](https://www.linode.com/pricing/)
AWS - Extensive range of services
- Pay-as-you-go pricing
- Advanced AI/ML tools
- Complex pricing structure
- Higher costs for small-scale projects
- Steep learning curve
- EC2 instances start at $0.0042/hour
- S3 storage starts at $0.023/GB/month
- Free tier available for 12 months
Azure - Seamless integration with Microsoft tools
- Extensive global network
- Advanced AI/ML capabilities
- Complex pricing structure
- Higher costs for small-scale projects
- Requires technical expertise
- Virtual machines start at $0.004/hour
- Blob storage starts at $0.018/GB/month
- Free tier available

Legality

When obtaining these games you will need to often include where you got it from if the Github Repo has a licesne or the website as a TOS. You will also need to make sure that you are not violating any copyright laws or any other laws. If you are unsure if you are violating any laws you can always ask a lawyer or someone who is knowledgeable about the law. You can also use AI to help you with this.

Documents you will need in your website:

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • DMCA
  • Copyright Notice

These documents are important to have on your website as they will help protect you from any legal issues that may arise.

To create these documents you can use a template or you can use AI to help you with this.

What we used was a site named Termly that gave us those docs for free

Potential Monetization

After all of that you want to monetize your site. There are many different ways to monetize your site. Some of these ways are:

  • Ads
  • Donations
  • Subscriptions
  • Merch
  • Patreon
  • Affiliate Links

These are just some of the ways you can monetize your site. If you want to learn more about monetization you can look it up on Google or use AI to help you with this.

Some of the services you can use to monetize your site are Google AdSense, Adsterra, Amazon Affiliate, Patreon, Ko-fi, Redbubble, and TeePublic.

These services are all different and have different ways of monetizing your site.

Why monetize your site?

  • Google Adsense
  • Adsterra
  • Amazon Affiliate
  • Patreon
  • Ko-fi
  • Redbubble
  • Teepublic
  • Monetizing your site can help you make money from your site. This can help you pay for hosting or other expenses that may arise from running your site.

    It can also help you make money from your site if you are not making money from your site already.

    These are some pros and cons to each service:

    Platform Monetization Methods Percentage Taken Aggressiveness Requirements
    Google Adsense - Display ads
    - Banner ads
    - Video ads
    Google takes 32% of ad revenue Moderate (ads are visible but customizable) - Website with original content
    - Compliance with AdSense policies
    Adsterra - Popunders
    - Native ads
    - Interstitial ads
    - Video ads
    Varies (Adsterra takes a share of ad revenue) High (ads can be intrusive, like popunders) - Website or app
    - Compliance with Adsterra policies
    Amazon Affiliate - Affiliate links
    - Product recommendations
    1%-10% depending on product category Low (non-intrusive links) - Website, blog, or social media
    - Compliance with Amazon's affiliate policies
    Patreon - Membership subscriptions
    - Exclusive content
    - Digital products
    5%-12% platform fee Low (voluntary subscriptions) - Creator account
    - Content that adheres to community guidelines
    Ko-fi - Donations
    - Membership subscriptions
    - Shop items
    0%-5% platform fee Low (voluntary donations) - Creator account
    - PayPal or Stripe account
    Redbubble - Selling custom merchandise
    - Artist-designed products
    Redbubble takes the base price; artists set their markup Low (non-intrusive sales model) - Artist account
    - Uploaded designs
    Teepublic - Selling custom merchandise
    - Artist-designed products
    Base price taken; artists set their markup Low (non-intrusive sales model) - Artist account
    - Uploaded designs

    Extension Blockers

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    LightSPED-Killer-Agent

    LightSPED-Killer-Agent is a method to disable Lightspeed on a chromebook. This is done by making a very big extension url to one extension. This is a modification of ExtFlood3r that is made to work on Lightspeed. It is what I was talking about when it only worked on Lightspeed Filter Agent. If you would like to check out the Github go here.

    Amount of time extension hanged: few hours

    Amount of lag: minimal

    ExtPrint3r

    ExtPrint3r serves as the successor of ExtHang3r and as the predecessor of ExtFlood3r. It froze extensions by opening up a lot of iframes in one about blank page that would freeze the extensions. Though this was not as effective as ExtFlood3r as it would cause a lot of lag and would not last as long. Though it was a lot better than ExtHang3r as it would last for a few hours.

    Amount of time extension hanged: few hours but less than flood

    Amount of lag: moderate amount

    ExtHang3r

    It was the orginal unblocker that blocked extensions. It worked by using javascript to open up a lot of iframes that would freeze the extensions. Though this was not very effective as it would only last for a few minutes. Though it was the first of its kind and was the first to be made. It was successed by ExtPrint3r and then ExtFlood3r.

    Amount of time extension hanged: 10-20 minutes

    Amount of lag: often would take few minutes

    Chromebook specific Exploits

    This section is dedicated to exploits you can only do on your chromebook. The majority of these exploits will be preformed on the recovery screen.


    Disclaimer

    We are not liable for anything you do in the recovery screen, If something messes up it is your fault and your responsiblity. Any issues about this section will be closed that are about your computer breaking.

    What is the Recovery Screen?

    The recovery screen is a screen that you can access by pressing Esc + Refresh + Power on your chromebook. This will take you to a screen that looks like one of these:



    Recovery mode is intended for recovering your laptop if something really bad has happened to your laptop like ChromeOS is missing or damaged screen shows up or the something has gone wrong screen that looks similar to the recovery screen . There are several things that you can do with recovery mode other than recovering your laptop some of those thing include:
    • Entering Developer Mode
    • Preforming Diagnostics on ram and seeing storage health and the recovery screen dosen't require much ram
    • Seeing debug info like how you got to the recovery screen and your kervner version which will be important later
    • Seeing the firmware log which is the log of the Chromebook starting up
    • Then of course recovering your computer

    To actually recover you will have two options

    1. Recover using a USB drive
    2. Recovery using internet

    To recover using a USB drive you will need to make a recovery image on another computer and then plug that into your Chromebook and follow the on screen instructions. To do this

    1. You go to the recovery screen and see a string of letters ex: YAJIJO-PORH
    2. You download the Chromebook Recovery Utility
    3. You follow the onscreen instructions and enter in the code from earlier
    4. You then select the USB drive you want to use and then it will download the recovery image to the USB drive
    5. You then plug the USB drive into your Chromebook and then follow the on screen instructions
    6. Then your Chromebook will be recovered

    To recover using the internet you will need a stable internet connection. Then you will have to:

    1. You will go to the recovery screen internet option
    2. You will then need to go enter in your internet credentials
    3. You will then have to wait for a bit
    4. Then your Chromebook will be recovered

    What is Developer Mode?

    Developer mode allows you to have full access to your Chromebook. Enabling developer mode looks like these examples:

    p>To enable developer mode you need to press Esc + Refresh + Power and then press Ctrl + D and then press enter. This will wipe your Chromebook and enable developer mode. Things developer mode can do is:

    • Install different operating systems
    • Modify the Firmware
    • Have full access to the Chromebook
    • Bypass any restrictions ChromeOS would usually have
    • Allows you to set gbb flags

    There are some risks to enabling developer mode like it will wipe your Chromebook and it will void your warranty. It also makes your Chromebook less secure and more vulnerable to attacks. To do it you need to:

    1. Go to the recovery screen
    2. Press Ctrl + D
    3. Press enter
    4. Wait for it to wipe your Chromebook and enable developer mode
    5. Then your Chromebook will be in developer mode
    6. If it failed you may have a policy blocking it by your enterprise (you can check by going to chrome://policy and checking if deviceBlockDevMode is set to false or is unset)

    Exploits avaliable with Recovery mode

    These exploits into two different categories: exploits that unenroll you and ones that don't

    Exploits that unenroll you:

    • Badrecovery unenrolls all chromebooks on kervner 3 or lower Git repo
    • CryptoSmite unerolls all chromebooks on kervner 2 or lower Git repo
    • E-Halycon temporarily puts your chromebook in an unerolled enviornement Instructions
    • Icarus is where you host a server to uneroll your chromebook and requires version 126-131 Git repo
    • Sh1mmer requires that you haven't updated to version 112 Instructions

    Exploits that don't unenroll you:

    • Brunch allows you to boot into chromeos on a normal computer (uefi based system) Git Repo
    • ChromeBrew is an extension of sh1mmer that allows you to do more stuff File Host (that was the file host I used until it got blocked so find a new one)
    • ShimBoot allows you to boot into Debain (linux distro) from ChromeOS without changing anything or boot into ChromeOS without restrictions Git repo
    • Kervner Version Switcher allows you to switch ChromeOS versions on unerolled Chromebooks Git repo
    • Priism is a recovery image manager Git Repo

    Extension blockers

    This section is for alternate extension blockers compared to the ext's

    LTMEAT Print

    LTMEAT Print is an exploit that freezes extensions. The length of these freezes of the biggest web accessbile file you can find and view in the web browser. Visit this repo to access the files to extensions (add files if you have some)

    Warning

    I did not make this exploit nor endorse it. I only provide instrudctions on how to use it. I will not be held liable if you use it at school.

    Important

    You will need to do a few things before you do LTMEAT Print

    First Time setup

    1. Go to a new tab
    2. Hit Ctrl + p in order to open up the print dialog
    3. Next you will put the scale to 200
    4. Set custom margins and put them all the way up and right
    5. Turn on background Graphics
    6. Then set the page size to a5
    7. If done correctly you should have 6-8 pages

    Note

    You will need to do this process everytime you reconfigure the print settings

    After First time setup

    1. Find the extension you want to freeze
    2. Go to your extension id (chrome://extension-id/largest_extension_page [you can find this in the Git repo])
    3. If you can't find your extension id go to manage extensions, hit the details button under what you want to freeze and copy paste the id
    4. Next you will want to open the print dialog from before
    5. Once it finishes loading the amount of pages you will want to do the next steps simultaneously
    6. Hit save
    7. Hit ctrl + shift + r (hard reset page)
    8. And lastly duplicate the tab
    9. Then go to the manage extensions page
    10. Then spam the allow access to file extensions switch for 5 seconds
    11. This extension should now be blocked
    If this didn't work for you try these alternatives
    1. View source
    2. Drag into window

    To use view source you have to go back and turn the print config to this



    The amount of time extension freezed: few weeks if done correctly

    The amount of lag: none

    You will then want to go to the original url but add view-source: before it. After that you can continue with the usual steps

    If you would like to do the other method you will just have to have the url in the search bar but don't hit enter yet. You will then want to quickly drag it out then quickly hit enter. If you did everything correctly it should in a new window. You can now continue with the orginal steps.

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    FAQs

    These are for frequently asked questions

    Proxy stuff

    I see "TypeError: Failed to fetch" what does that mean?

    This error message typically indicates that the proxy server is unable to connect to the requested website. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as the website being down, the proxy server being overloaded, network issues, or the proxy server being banned by whatever blocker you have. If you encounter this error, try refreshing the page or waiting a few minutes before attempting to access the website again. If that fails contact us to have it fixed.

    Why do I see a 404 page when I loaded the proxy?

    This is just a weird quirk of Ultraviolet. You just need to try again. PeteZah has fixed this by making his 404 pages a loading screen that refreshes.

    How do I add games or get support

    How do I request for Support

    For PeteZah you will want to join his Discord server for support

    How do I request for new games

    For PeteZah you fill out the google form next to his game library

    General Questions

    Aren't you two rivals

    Technically yes but we are chill.

    What are the other games?

    They are just links that one of the authors made. The person I originally got the source code from for the websites has wished I don't list their names

    What is bandwidth quota exceeded

    This error is unique to Firebase as they have a 10 gigabyte bandwidth limit for websites. You will just need to wait for next month for the website to restore.