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Windows web proxy сүзгісі
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Бет мазмұнын сүзгілеу
Скрипт тілін пайдаланып, жүктелген беттің мәтінін сәйкестендіру және ауыстыру үшін өңдеу командаларымен сүзгілер дайындалады. Нақты беттерді, беттің URL-ін белгіленген үлгімен сәйкестендіру арқылы сүзгілеуге болады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
HTTP қабылдауларын сүзгілеу
Кіріс және шығыс HTTP қабылдаулары үшін бөлек сүзгілерді қолданыстағы қабылдаудың мәнін өзгерту, жаңа қабылдауды қосу немесе қабылдауды жою үшін пайдалануға болады. Мұндай қолданыстың мысалы – cookie-лерді басқару.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Айнымалылар
Сүзгілер мәтінді одан әрі тестілеу үшін алу/сақтау, мазмұнды жаңа орынға қайта енгізу немесе мазмұнды тізімдерге жазу үшін жергілікті (әр сүзгі үшін) немесе жаһандық (барлық сүзгілерге қолжетімді) айнымалыларды пайдалана алады. Беттің URL-і сияқты, алдын ала орнатылған айнымалылар да бар.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Арнайы командалар
Сүзгілерде немесе URL-дерде қолдануға болатын бірқатар арнайы командалар бар; мысалы, сүзгіге негізделген команда пайдаланушының белгілі бір пернені басуын тексеруі мүмкін, ал URL-ге енгізілген команда Proxomitron-ды жергілікті файлды сүзгілеуге бағыттай алады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Сүзгілер үшін тізімдер құру
Текст файлдарын ("тоқтату тізімдері" деп аталады) сүзгі сәйкестіктері үшін үлгілердің көзі ретінде пайдалануға болады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Стандартты тізімдерді құру
Текст файлдарын ("жылнама файлдары" деп аталады) сүзгілер түсірілген деректерді тізімге қосу үшін пайдалана алады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Сеанс тізімдерін құру
Жаднадағы текст файлдарын жасауға және сүзгілер уақытша тоқтату тізімдерін құру үшін пайдалануға болады, немесе тұрақты тоқтату тізімдерін сүзгілерге тек жаднадағы "сеанс" деректерін қосуға рұқсат ету үшін конфигурациялауға болады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Файлдарды енгізу
Қарапайым мәтін, HTML үзінділері, CSS немесе скрипттер бар жергілікті мәтін файлдарын сүзгілер веб-бетке өздігінен алып, жаза алады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Трафикті қайта бағыттау
Сүзгілер сұраныстарды әртүрлі веб-беттерге немесе жергілікті файлдарға қайта бағыттай алады, жаңа орынды браузерге нұсқау ретінде жіберу арқылы немесе жаңа орынға тікелей "көрінбейтін" қосылу арқылы.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Сервер мен браузер арасындағы трафикті қарау
Журнал терезесі пайдаланушыға браузер мен сервер арасындағы HTTP трафигін қарауға мүмкіндік береді. Бұл (қажет болған жағдайда) кез келген POST деректерін де қамтуы мүмкін.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Ескертулер беру
Проксомитронға пайдаланушы ұсынған мәтінді қамтитын өзінің ескерту немесе растау диалогын жасау үшін сүзгілерді конфигурациялауға болады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Деректерді жылдам сығуды ашу
ZLIB кітапханасымен Проксомитрон GZIP сығымдалған дерек ағындарын сығуды аша алады және сығымдалған режимде жеткізілген беттерді сүзгілей алады.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
"Қауіпсіз" арналарды сүзгілеу
SSL процедураларын қамтамасыз ететін кітапханалармен Проксомитрон қауіпсіз, кодталған ағындарды сүзгілей алады. Бұл проксині "ортадағы адам" ретінде әрекет етуге мәжбүрлейтіндіктен, көп жағдайда қолдануға болмайды.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Қашықтағы проксилерге тізбектеу
Проксомитрон қашықтағы проксилерді тексеруге, пайдалану үшін проксилер тізімін сақтауға және қашықтағы прокси қосылымдарын ауыстыру үшін конфигурациялануы мүмкін.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Бағдарламаны немесе URL-ді іске қосу
Проксомитрон іске қосылғанда немесе талап бойынша іске қосу белгішесі немесе мәзір опциясы арқылы сыртқы бағдарламаны немесе URL-ді (бағдарлама параметрлерінде көрсетілгендей) іске қосу үшін конфигурациялануы мүмкін. Бағдарламалар мен URL-ді сүзгілерден іске қосу $EXEC командасын пайдалану арқылы да орындалуы мүмкін.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Интерфейс текстураларын өзгерту
Пайдаланушы интерфейс аясын, батырмалар мен қойынды беттерін кесу үшін битмап кескіндерін ("текстуралар" деп аталады) таңдай алады немесе бұл мүмкіндікті толығымен өшіре алады. Бағдарламаға ішкі әдепкі бит карталары жиынтығы (әрине, "психоделикалық") қосылған.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Қателерді жою
Қателерді жою мақсатында, браузерге қандай сүзгілер қандай бет мазмұнына сәйкес келетінін көрсету үшін беттің бастапқы кодын қарауға болады. Сүзгі редакторының диалог терезелерінен сәйкестіктерді тексеру және сүзгі тиімділігін бағалау үшін сынақ терезесі де қолжетімді.
Windows web proxy filter
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Filter page content
Using the scripting language, filters are prepared with editing commands to match and replace text in the downloaded page. Specific pages can be targeted for filtering by matching the page's URL with a specified pattern. Filter HTTP headers
Separate filters for incoming and outgoing HTTP headers can be used to modify the values of existing headers, add new headers, or delete headers. One example of such usage would be for cookie management. Variables
Filters can use local variables (per filter) or global variables (available to all filters per request) to capture/store text for further test matching, to reinsert content into a new location, or to write content to lists. Preset variables are also available, e. g., the page's URL. Special commands
A number of special commands are available for use by filters or in URLs; e. g., a filter based command can check if the user presses a particular key, or a URL embedded command can direct Proxomitron to filter a local file. Create lists for filters
Text files (known as "blocklists") can be used as sources for patterns for filter matches. Create standard lists
Text files (known as "logfiles") can be used by filters to append captured data to a list. Create session lists
Memory only text files can be generated and used by filters to build temporary blocklists, or permanent blocklists can be configured to only allow filters to add memory only "session" data. Insert files
Local text files containing plain text, HTML snippits, css, or scripts can be independently retrieved and written into the web page by filters. Reroute traffic
Filters can redirect requests to different web pages or to local files, either by sending the new location as a directive to the browser or by "transparently" connecting to the new location directly. View traffic between server and browser
The log window permits the user to see the HTTP traffic between the browser and server. This can (optionally) include any POSTed data. Provide alerts
Filters can be configured to have Proxomitron generate its own alert or confirmation popup containing user supplied text. Uncompress data on the fly
With the ZLIB library, the Proxomitron can uncompress GZIP compressed data streams and filter pages delivered in compressed modes. Filter "secure" channels
With libraries to provide the SSL routines, the Proxomitron can filter secure, encoded streams. Since this forces the proxy to act as a "man in the middle", this should not be used in most cases. Chain to remote proxies
Proxomitron can test remote proxies, maintain a list of proxies to utilize, and be configured to rotate the remote proxy connections. Run program or URL
Proxomitron can be configured to launch an external program or URL (as specified in the program settings) upon startup, or on demand via the Launch icon or a menu option. Launching programs and URLs from filters can also be accomplished through the use of an undocumented $EXEC command. Change interface textures
The user can select bitmap images (referred to as "textures") for tiling interface backgrounds and button and tab faces, or simply disable this feature. An internal set of default bitmaps (admittedly "psychedelic") are included with the program. Debug
A special viewing of the page source showing which filters matched what page content can be sent to the browser for debugging purposes. A test window is also available from the filter editor dialogs for testing matches and checking filter efficiency.
Лицензия
Бағдарлама "ShonenWare" лицензиясы бойынша таратылды. Лицензияға сәйкес, оны пайдалану тегін болды. Lemmon пайдаланушы Shonen Knife толық альбомын сатып алып, тыңдаса, ол пайдаланушының тіркелгені деп есептейтін болды.
The program was distributed under a "ShonenWare" license. Under the license it was free to use. Lemmon would consider users purchasing and listening to a Shonen Knife CD would be sufficient to register that user.
Тарих
Proxomitron (Naoko 2) алғаш рет 1999 жылы Simtel арқылы жүктеуге арналған файл ретінде жарияланды. Содан кейін шыққан релиздердің барлығы "Наоко" (Наоко Яманоның құрметіне) деп аталып, одан кейін релиз нөмірі қосылды. (Релиздердің нөмірлері: 3, 3(b), 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5.) 2003 жылдың мамыр айында Naoko 4.5 релизінен кейін бағдарламаның веб-сайты дереу жабылды және Леммон Proxomitron-ды одан әрі дамытуды тоқтатқанын мәлімдеді. Бірақ, 2003 жылдың маусымында тағы бір релиз шықты, ол негізінен мамыр айындағы нұсқада енгізілген қашықтанғы прокси қосылымдарына қатысты жаңа өзгерістерді кері қайтаруға бағытталған болатын. Naoko 4.5 (маусым) релизінен кейін даму толығымен тоқтатылды және ресми сайтта мына хабарлама жарияланды:
The first public release of Proxomitron (Naoko 2) was in 1999 as a download via Simtel. Releases that followed were all named "Naoko" (for Naoko Yamano) followed by a release number. (Release versions were 3, 3(b), 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.5.) The May 2003 release of Naoko 4.5 was followed very quickly by the removal of the program's web site and Lemmon's declared termination of continued development of Proxomitron. A subsequent release, however, was made in June 2003, primarily to revert a new behavior related to remote proxy connections that had been designed into the May version. After the release of Naoko 4.5 (June), development was permanently discontinued and the official site had the message:
Бұл жапон тілінде (消えました) деп жазылады және "жоқ болды" немесе "көшеп кетті" деп аударылады. Бастапқы веб-параққа енді қол жеткізу мүмкін емес. Біраз уақыттан кейін Леммонның көшірмелік сілтемесі автордың басқа соңғы хабарын көрсету үшін өзгертілді. Автор, Скотт Р. Леммон, 2004 жылдың 1 мамырында 36 жасында қайтыс болды.
This reads (消えました) in Japanese and translates to "it went out" or "gone." The original home webpage is no longer accessible. Lemmon's mirror redirect was changed to display a different final message from the author a short time later. The author, Scott R. Lemmon, died 1 May 2004 aged 36.
Ағымдағы жағдай
Бұл жабық кодты жоба болғандықтан, Proxomitron енді қолдау көрсетілмейді және дамытылмайды; алайда, Proxomitron бағдарламасы әлі де жұмыс істейді және электрондық форумдар арқылы қолдау көрсететін пайдаланушылар қауымдастығы бар. Пайдаланушылар сонымен қатар сүзгілер, сүзгілер жиынтығы, үйлесімді DLL-дер және басқа да файлдар, сондай-ақ Proxomitron графикалық интерфейсін өзгерту және/немесе жаңарту үшін GUI патчтарын ұсынады. Көптеген қазіргі браузерлерде жарнамалар мен түйреулерді тоқтату сияқты, Proxomitron сүзгілері ұсынатын мүмкіндіктерге ұқсас функциялар бар. Firefox үшін Greasemonkey және Stylish қосымшасы арқылы Firefox және басқа браузерлерде пайдаланушы стилі көшірмелері сияқты басқа браузер мүмкіндіктері мен қосымшалар да веб-беттерді жергілікті түрде өзгертуге мүмкіндік береді.
As this was a closed source project, Proxomitron is no longer being maintained or developed; however, the Proxomitron program is still functional, and there is a community of users who provide support for it through electronic forums. Filters, filter sets, compatible DLLs and other files, and GUI patches to restyle and/or update Proxomitron's graphical user interface are also being provided by users. Many current browsers do contain features similar to those provided by Proxomitron filters – blocking advertisements and pop ups, for example. Other browser features or add ons, such as Greasemonkey for Firefox and user stylesheets for Firefox and other browsers via the Stylish addon, also allow for local modification of web pages.