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I'm glad to hear. What devices do you use this on? FWIW, I've personally never used it on mobile devices, but I'm pretty sure it would work. (I'm the author
by jlv2 9y ago
I'm glad to hear. What devices do you use this on? FWIW, I've personally never used it on mobile devices, but I'm pretty sure it would work.
(I'm the author of no-ads)
- piotrkubisa 9y agoI found your site when I was looking for some adblock my old BlackBerry Z10. Thanks to your great job I discovered PAC proxy, I get rid of ads in apps and in the built-in browser, which does not handle extensions. On mobile phones based on Symbian, BlackBerry 10, Android proxy is configured per network connection (i.e. single Wi-Fi AP) and it is system-wide configuration, which has been working flawlessly under all aforementioned platforms. As developer, I'd like to thank you for discovery of PAC proxy, because it has helped me many times to mimic or redirect network traffic, i.e when I needed to connect my phone with laptop using DNS names in the same local network. It is worth noting PAC proxy is superb to investigate or block traffic to servers where are collected usage metrics / telemetry on android phones by setting redirect to your own server. I would be grateful if you could answer on following question: How do you debug/test PAC proxy if given pattern works or not? Because I am using the method known by most of PHP developers - develop, refresh (reconnect) and check manually by sending request once again if new entry works or not.