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Rena I had one (1) message in Discord deleted and proceeded to make a huge, huge mess about how it was a violation of free speech and how moderators are supposed to be spam janitors and nobody should have the right to tell me not to talk about school shootings Level: 135 Posts: 2830/5390 EXP: 29075565 For next: 259440 Since: 07-22-07 Pronouns: he/him/whatever From: RSP Segment 6 Since last post: 342 days Last activity: 342 days
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02-22-10 07:00:14 PM Post #2830 Originally posted by Tanks  No reason it can't function as an ordinary proxy. (However, I see nowhere on the site this claim is actually made.)____________________  why not? |
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| How is this any different than tor?
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Rena I had one (1) message in Discord deleted and proceeded to make a huge, huge mess about how it was a violation of free speech and how moderators are supposed to be spam janitors and nobody should have the right to tell me not to talk about school shootings Level: 135 Posts: 2833/5390 EXP: 29075565 For next: 259440 Since: 07-22-07 Pronouns: he/him/whatever From: RSP Segment 6 Since last post: 342 days Last activity: 342 days
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02-25-10 07:20:44 PM Post #2833 Originally posted by krutomisiIt doesn't require "more stuff". Any such system will need exactly one program running on the machine (or another on the LAN) to function as the proxy. All HTTP requests go through the proxy, which means it can easily check the URL being requested without linking into the browser. That wouldn't even likely be necessary, since HTTP requests often use keepalive, which sends multiple requests and responses over one connection, so it would be enough to use a different IP for every outgoing connection, like any anonymous proxy network should.Originally posted by HyperHacker Even if your browser is making multiple connections at once to load pages faster (or the server doesn't support keepalive for some reason), the server shouldn't care what IPs the requests are coming from. So there's no need to do anything but function as an ordinary proxy server on the client side. Integrating with a web browser when you don't need to always smells fishy to me. (Or should I say phishy?) Torbutton is one thing - the software is separate, and the optional extension just changes Firefox's proxy settings to use it or not. Having the entire system built into the browser is another story entirely. Plus, what if I want to pipe something other than Firefox through that network? ____________________ why not? |
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| I'm almost certain that there was a plugin released for Firefox that allowed you to run multiple proxies. Can't remember what it was called; I was just using it for rapidsharing multipart archives. ____________________ I am the sum of my parts, but none of my parts are me. |
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Acmlmboard - commit 47be4dc [2021-08-23]
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) It also does torrents as well. I'm really impressed with this, but I can see its shortcomings would be that it requires a fast internet connection for it to actually be worth using.
