Hello, I want to make an intermediate proxy, I do not need to decrypt the data, but I need to specify a proxy in my browser without a password and login, and the software will connect to the proxy that has login and password verification, all this should work with https support (such like google, youtube), tell me a solution that does not slow down the page loading much and does not give my real address (if I use
ExplicitProxyEndPoint explicitProxyEndPoint = new ExplicitProxyEndPoint (IPAddress.Parse ("127.0.0.1"), 50000, false);) then all traffic does not go through the specified proxy, if I use true then all sites are loaded VERY long
and if I use TransparentProxyEndPoint, then my browser asks for a username and password from the proxy(and it happens endlessly), how can I avoid this?
i want:
scheme of work:
browser -> local proxy(127.0.0.1:50000) ->my soft -> proxy in internet(ip:port@login:password) -> site
browser <- local proxy(127.0.0.1:50000) <-my soft <- proxy in internet(ip:port@login:password) <- site
Hello, I want to make an intermediate proxy, I do not need to decrypt the data, but I need to specify a proxy in my browser without a password and login, and the software will connect to the proxy that has login and password verification, all this should work with https support (such like google, youtube), tell me a solution that does not slow down the page loading much and does not give my real address (if I use ExplicitProxyEndPoint explicitProxyEndPoint = new ExplicitProxyEndPoint (IPAddress.Parse ("127.0.0.1"), 50000, false);) then all traffic does not go through the specified proxy, if I use true then all sites are loaded VERY long
and if I use TransparentProxyEndPoint, then my browser asks for a username and password from the proxy(and it happens endlessly), how can I avoid this?
i want: scheme of work:
browser -> local proxy(127.0.0.1:50000) ->my soft -> proxy in internet(ip:port@login:password) -> site browser <- local proxy(127.0.0.1:50000) <-my soft <- proxy in internet(ip:port@login:password) <- site