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(a dot) a the end of a line, it means that the pattern before will not use any proxy. All traffic which matches will be send to the last entry in the line.
It can be an IP address, hostname or a regular expression. The keyword forward is followed by a site or a pattern. SSL/TLS traffic (HTTPS) should not use any proxy. Lets assume you want to send all traffic to though proxy-a and all traffic to through proxy-b. The directory /etc/privoxy has some other files, too. The central configuration file is /etc/privoxy/config. I am sure that this is a good replacement.Īfter reading your comment I can go a bit more into detail: However the software allows you to configure HTTP, SOCKS and other types of software and is very flexible. Privoxy is a proxy application which filters a lot privacy related things (cookies, webbugs etc.). According to the description of the homepage of Proxifier, the software Privoxy looks like a good recommendation.
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