content: Indeed, the problem has been resolved in the case of ExtraTorrent, which, along with RARBG, is now accessible. Speculation is that the blocking may have been triggered by advertisements that are considered malicious by Google and can potentially install unwanted toolbar software and other malware on users' computers. Meanwhile, many proxy sites, which mirror the content of the file sharing sites, went unaffected. However, users are now reporting that the Firefox browser has also begun restricting access to several top file sharing websites as well.  I don't follow your logic.