Internet access method, terminal and storage medium

A terminal, comprising:

• at least one processor;
• at least one memory, the memory comprising a webpage access-request module, a domain access failure management module, and a webpage access-request processing module, wherein
• the webpage access-request module is configured to transmit a first webpage access-request to a second server via a first server, the first webpage access-request comprising address information of a webpage to be accessed;
• the domain access failure management module is configured to package the address information of a webpage to be accessed into a second webpage access-request whose destination address is an address of a proxy server when the terminal confirms the webpage access has failed and transmit the second webpage access-request to the second server via the first server and the proxy server;
• and
• the webpage access-request processing module is configured to receive a by the second server via the proxy server and the first server and present the returned webpage content,
• wherein,
• the domain access failure management module is further configured to store the domain information of destination website included in the first webpage access-request after the first webpage access-request is transmitted through a direct connection way and a prompt message that a service is not available is received;
• the webpage access-request processing module is further configured to, when the first webpage access-request is issued, query whether or not the domain access failure management module stores domain information corresponding to the first webpage access-request, and if the domain access failure management module stores the domain information, the webpage access-request processing module packages the address information of the webpage to be accessed into the second webpage access-request whose destination address is the address of the proxy server;
• otherwise, the webpage access-request processing module packages the address information of the webpage to be accessed, as destination address information, into the first webpage access-request.