Argure

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   by Argure 12y ago

   I've been dealing with LeaseWeb's incompetence on adding my DNSSEC key to the nl. zone. After days of explaining that I run my own nameservers and that theirs are irrelevant, they finally managed to add... the bloody wrong key. h
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   by Argure 12y ago

   Having it show the exact same page to the end user is the entire point. There are plenty of proxies that hijack your session to show you their own stuff (usually ads), and what I wanted was explicitly not that . The only things the proxy w
3. 3.▲
   by Argure 12y ago

   There's a lot of proxies, yes, and most of them either sell whatever data they can to advertisers and then hijack your browsing to show those same advertisements. Those that don't, will usually try to sell you some premium service
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   by Argure 12y ago

   SNI is supported in the sense that, it will work fine when using it to browse to a server that has multiple https vhosts with different x.509 certificates. The proxy itself does not do anything with SNI. I'm assuming that if your use c
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   SwiperProxy: Fast open-source web proxy(swiperproxy.github.io)

   41 points by Argure 12y ago|14 comments