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This is unexpected. Not the way it works in Opera. Bug?
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P2 400 MHz, 128 MB, Win 98 SE
that's not possible. either the proxy server blocks some js elements, this will affect page access regardless of using policy manager or not. some proxy servers can be too slow to load the page entirely and will appear as if blocking js.. try to use another address; check samair.ru for list of reliable codeen servers. if you mean online proxies/anonymisers; those have the proxy domain prefixing the target website
e.g: http://www.faceoxy.com/index.php?q=http%3A%2F%2Fkmext.sourceforge.net&hl=2e1
again this has nothing to do with policy manager and the settings for this proxy can be customised separately on the website itself
No that's what puzzles me. Policy manager global policy is reject js. That would include the proxy I'd have thought. I didn't whitelist the proxy.
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P2 400 MHz, 128 MB, Win 98 SE
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Proxy bypasses policy manager?
Posted by:
MXB
Date: June 25, 2011 01:50AM
This is unexpected. Not the way it works in Opera. Bug?
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P2 400 MHz, 128 MB, Win 98 SE
Re: Proxy bypasses policy manager?
Posted by:
disrupted
Date: June 26, 2011 01:05PM
that's not possible. either the proxy server blocks some js elements, this will affect page access regardless of using policy manager or not. some proxy servers can be too slow to load the page entirely and will appear as if blocking js.. try to use another address; check samair.ru for list of reliable codeen servers. if you mean online proxies/anonymisers; those have the proxy domain prefixing the target website
e.g: http://www.faceoxy.com/index.php?q=http%3A%2F%2Fkmext.sourceforge.net&hl=2e1
again this has nothing to do with policy manager and the settings for this proxy can be customised separately on the website itself
Re: Proxy bypasses policy manager?
Posted by:
MXB
Date: June 28, 2011 04:26AM
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disrupted
if you mean online proxies/anonymisers; those have the proxy domain prefixing the target website
e.g: http://www.faceoxy.com/index.php?q=http%3A%2F%2Fkmext.sourceforge.net&hl=2e1
again this has nothing to do with policy manager and the settings for this proxy can be customised separately on the website itself
No that's what puzzles me. Policy manager global policy is reject js. That would include the proxy I'd have thought. I didn't whitelist the proxy.
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P2 400 MHz, 128 MB, Win 98 SE
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