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One thing I can imagine is the fact that chrome is using system proxy settings. That means that changing them will affect all other apps on the machine and coul
by gear54rus 7y ago
One thing I can imagine is the fact that chrome is using system proxy settings. That means that changing them will affect all other apps on the machine and could save a lot of garbage requests you don't actually need.
On the other hand user agent filtering could be implemented to partially solve this.
- jeroenhd 7y agoChrome can accept proxy settings from the command line do all you'd need to do would be to change the shortcut to Chrome. The more dangerous part would be doing TLS MitM to allow HTTPS content to be recorded. This is well documented but still a potential security issue if the certificate somehow gets picked up by malware or something.