PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function.

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function.

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block. PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for

TIPS AND TRICKS

Notice how simple this rule is! It's also a bit risky too, since there's a chance the phrase "onload=" could occur outside a tag in the actual text of a web page.In practice however this seldom happens (including the equal sign helps guard against this a bit).

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. ARMCHAIR OF CONTENTS Welcome to the hastily written and even semi-accurate guide to The Proxomitron - Universal Web Filter PROXOMITRON QUESTIONS Proxomitron now features support for persistent connections and it'll keep a few (up to 8) of the most recent connections open in case any further requests are made to that server. It's a recommended as part of HTTP/1.1 and can improve overall speed (since making new connections involves some overhead).

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

CONTENTS

Welcome to Proxomitron Naoko 4.5! If you're new to the program, this page will help you get the ball rolling (if you like rolling balls,

that is).

SHONENWARE - PROXOMITRON.INFO I believe the Proxomitron to be a safe and useful application, but I can make no guarantee that it will work properly (or at all), or that some unforeseen bug won't inadvertently cause damage, compromise your system, or even wake Godzilla. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function.

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function.

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block. PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for

TIPS AND TRICKS

Notice how simple this rule is! It's also a bit risky too, since there's a chance the phrase "onload=" could occur outside a tag in the actual text of a web page.In practice however this seldom happens (including the equal sign helps guard against this a bit).

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. ARMCHAIR OF CONTENTS Welcome to the hastily written and even semi-accurate guide to The Proxomitron - Universal Web Filter PROXOMITRON QUESTIONS Proxomitron now features support for persistent connections and it'll keep a few (up to 8) of the most recent connections open in case any further requests are made to that server. It's a recommended as part of HTTP/1.1 and can improve overall speed (since making new connections involves some overhead).

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

CONTENTS

Welcome to Proxomitron Naoko 4.5! If you're new to the program, this page will help you get the ball rolling (if you like rolling balls,

that is).

SHONENWARE - PROXOMITRON.INFO I believe the Proxomitron to be a safe and useful application, but I can make no guarantee that it will work properly (or at all), or that some unforeseen bug won't inadvertently cause damage, compromise your system, or even wake Godzilla. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTROUBLESHOOTING For user support, go here.: ©2003-2018 Proxomitron.Info PROXOMITRON.INFOTESTS Test Pages. If you don't have the proper filters in place, you might get unexpected popups, Java connections, and the like. Onsite. Sneaky

Popups. Popups.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. CONFIGURATION DIALOG Here is where several of the Proxomitron's global settings can be changed. Click a tab and area for an explanation of its function. The

"Access" Tab

PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTROUBLESHOOTING For user support, go here.: ©2003-2018 Proxomitron.Info PROXOMITRON.INFOTESTS Test Pages. If you don't have the proper filters in place, you might get unexpected popups, Java connections, and the like. Onsite. Sneaky

Popups. Popups.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. CONFIGURATION DIALOG Here is where several of the Proxomitron's global settings can be changed. Click a tab and area for an explanation of its function. The

"Access" Tab

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

TIPS AND TRICKS

Notice how simple this rule is! It's also a bit risky too, since there's a chance the phrase "onload=" could occur outside a tag in the actual text of a web page.In practice however this seldom happens (including the equal sign helps guard against this a bit).

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out.

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it. PROXOMITRON QUESTIONS Proxomitron now features support for persistent connections and it'll keep a few (up to 8) of the most recent connections open in case any further requests are made to that server. It's a recommended as part of HTTP/1.1 and can improve overall speed (since making new connections involves some overhead). ARMCHAIR OF CONTENTS Welcome to the hastily written and even semi-accurate guide to The Proxomitron - Universal Web Filter

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

THE LOG WINDOW

The log window is used to display useful information about ongoing activity. This includes HTTP header messages sent between your web browser and the Internet, and information on which web page filters matched a particular page.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block.

SHONEN KNIFE

Michie Nakatani - Naoko's college friend, bass player, singer, song writer, and a major creative force in her own right. She's recently left the group (which is now a twosome), and will be missed by SK fans. However, she will always be an important part of Shonen Knife's

musical legacy.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block.

SHONEN KNIFE

Michie Nakatani - Naoko's college friend, bass player, singer, song writer, and a major creative force in her own right. She's recently left the group (which is now a twosome), and will be missed by SK fans. However, she will always be an important part of Shonen Knife's

musical legacy.

PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for

TIPS AND TRICKS

Notice how simple this rule is! It's also a bit risky too, since there's a chance the phrase "onload=" could occur outside a tag in the actual text of a web page.In practice however this seldom happens (including the equal sign helps guard against this a bit). PROXOMITRON QUESTIONS Proxomitron now features support for persistent connections and it'll keep a few (up to 8) of the most recent connections open in case any further requests are made to that server. It's a recommended as part of HTTP/1.1 and can improve overall speed (since making new connections involves some overhead). ARMCHAIR OF CONTENTS Welcome to the hastily written and even semi-accurate guide to The Proxomitron - Universal Web Filter

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use.

THE LOG WINDOW

The log window is used to display useful information about ongoing activity. This includes HTTP header messages sent between your web browser and the Internet, and information on which web page filters matched a particular page.

CONTENTS

Welcome to Proxomitron Naoko 4.5! If you're new to the program, this page will help you get the ball rolling (if you like rolling balls,

that is).

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it. SHONENWARE - PROXOMITRON.INFO I believe the Proxomitron to be a safe and useful application, but I can make no guarantee that it will work properly (or at all), or that some unforeseen bug won't inadvertently cause damage, compromise your system, or even wake Godzilla. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block.

SHONEN KNIFE

Michie Nakatani - Naoko's college friend, bass player, singer, song writer, and a major creative force in her own right. She's recently left the group (which is now a twosome), and will be missed by SK fans. However, she will always be an important part of Shonen Knife's

musical legacy.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program. Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated

to sharing

PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS July 24, 2004. With a heavy heart, we have updated the main page to reflect Scott's passing. He died May 1, 2004, at the age of 36. The news of his death did not reach the Internet until recently -- and was a shock to the online community. Our condolences to his family and

friends.

INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block.

SHONEN KNIFE

Michie Nakatani - Naoko's college friend, bass player, singer, song writer, and a major creative force in her own right. She's recently left the group (which is now a twosome), and will be missed by SK fans. However, she will always be an important part of Shonen Knife's

musical legacy.

PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for

TIPS AND TRICKS

Notice how simple this rule is! It's also a bit risky too, since there's a chance the phrase "onload=" could occur outside a tag in the actual text of a web page.In practice however this seldom happens (including the equal sign helps guard against this a bit). PROXOMITRON QUESTIONS Proxomitron now features support for persistent connections and it'll keep a few (up to 8) of the most recent connections open in case any further requests are made to that server. It's a recommended as part of HTTP/1.1 and can improve overall speed (since making new connections involves some overhead).

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use. ARMCHAIR OF CONTENTS Welcome to the hastily written and even semi-accurate guide to The Proxomitron - Universal Web Filter

THE LOG WINDOW

The log window is used to display useful information about ongoing activity. This includes HTTP header messages sent between your web browser and the Internet, and information on which web page filters matched a particular page.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it.

CONTENTS

Welcome to Proxomitron Naoko 4.5! If you're new to the program, this page will help you get the ball rolling (if you like rolling balls,

that is).

SHONENWARE - PROXOMITRON.INFO I believe the Proxomitron to be a safe and useful application, but I can make no guarantee that it will work properly (or at all), or that some unforeseen bug won't inadvertently cause damage, compromise your system, or even wake Godzilla. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Information and resources for the Proxomitron user. WELCOME. Hello to our fellow Proxomitron users and -- of course -- to all the newcomers who have just discovered this amazing little program! PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS Proxomitron.Info. July 29, 2005 SSL files updated, OpenSSL installer 0.9.6m added as an alternative, new bugfixed zlib.dll added. Removed the empty sections that PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTROUBLESHOOTING For user support, go here.: ©2003-2018 Proxomitron.Info WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important. PROXOMITRON.INFOTESTS Test Pages. If you don't have the proper filters in place, you might get unexpected popups, Java connections, and the like. Onsite

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Information and resources for the Proxomitron user. WELCOME. Hello to our fellow Proxomitron users and -- of course -- to all the newcomers who have just discovered this amazing little program! PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS Proxomitron.Info. July 29, 2005 SSL files updated, OpenSSL installer 0.9.6m added as an alternative, new bugfixed zlib.dll added. Removed the empty sections that PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTROUBLESHOOTING For user support, go here.: ©2003-2018 Proxomitron.Info WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important. PROXOMITRON.INFOTESTS Test Pages. If you don't have the proper filters in place, you might get unexpected popups, Java connections, and the like. Onsite

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

TIPS AND TRICKS

Notice how simple this rule is! It's also a bit risky too, since there's a chance the phrase "onload=" could occur outside a tag in the actual text of a web page.In practice however this seldom happens (including the equal sign helps guard against this a bit).

URL COMMANDS

Use to load a 'secure' https: web page without having the local page encrypted. Can be use to access secure pages from browsers that don't directly support https, or to avoid the normal https warning messages a browser may spit out.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it.

MATCHING COMMANDS

Matching Command Reference. Now without further ado (Ok, just one more ado - Ado! There - got that out of my system now) Here's what you've all been waiting for - A (hopefully) complete listing of all matching commands, their parameters (if any), and their basic use. PROXOMITRON QUESTIONS Proxomitron now features support for persistent connections and it'll keep a few (up to 8) of the most recent connections open in case any further requests are made to that server. It's a recommended as part of HTTP/1.1 and can improve overall speed (since making new connections involves some overhead).

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

Banner Blaster (limit text): This is the main advertising filtering rule.It takes any image that look to it like an advertisement and replaces it with a plain text link (using any

THE LOG WINDOW

The log window is used to display useful information about ongoing activity. This includes HTTP header messages sent between your web browser and the Internet, and information on which web page filters matched a particular page. ARMCHAIR OF CONTENTS Welcome to the hastily written and even semi-accurate guide to The Proxomitron - Universal Web Filter

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block. PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Information and resources for the Proxomitron user. WELCOME. Hello to our fellow Proxomitron users and -- of course -- to all the newcomers who have just discovered this amazing little program! PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS Proxomitron.Info. July 29, 2005 SSL files updated, OpenSSL installer 0.9.6m added as an alternative, new bugfixed zlib.dll added. Removed the empty sections that PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTROUBLESHOOTING For user support, go here.: ©2003-2018 Proxomitron.Info HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. PROXOMITRON.INFOTESTS Test Pages. If you don't have the proper filters in place, you might get unexpected popups, Java connections, and the like. Onsite CONFIGURATION DIALOG Here is where several of the Proxomitron's global settings can be changed. Click a tab and area for an explanation of its function. The

"Access" Tab

PROXOMITRON.INFOTHE WEBHIKER'S GUIDE TO PROXOMITRON.FILESNEWSRESOURCESTESTSDON'T PANICMAY VS. JUNE Information and resources for the Proxomitron user. WELCOME. Hello to our fellow Proxomitron users and -- of course -- to all the newcomers who have just discovered this amazing little program! PROXOMITRON.INFONEWS Proxomitron.Info. July 29, 2005 SSL files updated, OpenSSL installer 0.9.6m added as an alternative, new bugfixed zlib.dll added. Removed the empty sections that PROXOMITRON.INFORESOURCES Ian MacPhedran's Page: Has various Naoko releases (incl. 4.5 June) and copies of Scott's pages (incl. final message). MizzMona's Page: Offers a GUI patch, subroutine files for PROXOMITRON.INFOFILES Proxomitron 4.5. May vs. June There were two separate releases of Proxomitron 4.5, one in May of 2003 and one in June. There are critical, undocumented differences between them, particularly regarding Proxomitron's handling of remote proxy connections. INSTALLATION AND ERADICATION Please read the section below on how to set your browser up to use Proxomitron. Unless you do this, Proxomitron will not be able to

filter web pages.

PROXOMITRON.INFOTROUBLESHOOTING For user support, go here.: ©2003-2018 Proxomitron.Info HEADER FILTER EDITOR Here is where you change HTTP header filters or create new ones. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. Unlike web page filters, the header filter's name is very important. WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function. PROXOMITRON.INFOTESTS Test Pages. If you don't have the proper filters in place, you might get unexpected popups, Java connections, and the like. Onsite CONFIGURATION DIALOG Here is where several of the Proxomitron's global settings can be changed. Click a tab and area for an explanation of its function. The

"Access" Tab

TIPS AND TRICKS

Notice how simple this rule is! It's also a bit risky too, since there's a chance the phrase "onload=" could occur outside a tag in the actual text of a web page.In practice however this seldom happens (including the equal sign helps guard against this a bit). WEB PAGE FILTER EDITOR This is the web page filter editor. Here is where you can modify the matching rules that allow the Proxomitron to re-write web pages. Click on an area below to get an explanation of its function. The Basics At its simplest the matching rules work much the same as a word processor's "Search and Replace" function.

HTTP HEADER FILTERS

Here is where you can control how the Proxomitron edits the HTTP header messages that pass between your browser and the Internet. Click on an area to get an explanation of its function.

WEB PAGE FILTERS

Clicking the "Web Page" filter button opens a list of all Web Page filters. Each filter can be individually enabled or disabled by checking the check box next to it.

THE LOG WINDOW

The log window is used to display useful information about ongoing activity. This includes HTTP header messages sent between your web browser and the Internet, and information on which web page filters matched a particular page. PROXOMITRON QUESTIONS Proxomitron now features support for persistent connections and it'll keep a few (up to 8) of the most recent connections open in case any further requests are made to that server. It's a recommended as part of HTTP/1.1 and can improve overall speed (since making new connections involves some overhead).

DEFAULT WEB FILTERS

This is a brief description of what the web filters provided with the Proxomitron can do. Note that, since new filters are always being added and improved, this list might not be exhaustive.

CONTENTS

Welcome to Proxomitron Naoko 4.5! If you're new to the program, this page will help you get the ball rolling (if you like rolling balls,

that is).

CONTACTING THE AUTHOR Yahoo's Proxomitron's mailing list A great resource with lots of Proxomitron help and additional filters. Although you need to join the list, you can set Yahoo's User interface to not send you list emails if you like and just do all your browssing through the web interface.

BLOCKLIST CREATION

The Blocklist/Blockfile feature is really one of the most powerful new additions to Proxomitron. Actually "block list" is a bit of a misnomer though, since they can do much more than just block.

PROXOMITRON.INFO

_...the Webhiker's Guide to Proxomitron._

MAIN

Files

News

Resources

Tests

Don't Panic!

WELCOME

Hello to our fellow Proxomitron users and -- of course -- to all the newcomers who have just discovered this amazing little program!

ABOUT

THIS SITE

Proxomitron.Info was established to provide information and resources for the Proxomitron, along with the latest versions of Scott's program.  Our goal is the creation of a knowledge base to complement existing support sites . P.I is the cumulative effort and ongoing project of a small core of Proxomitron enthusiasts who are dedicated to sharing "all things Proxomitron."  We're here to help you realize the full potential of the program so you too can rewrite the Web _your_ way.

THE PROGRAM

For those who have not yet been introduced, meet the Proxomitron: a free, highly flexible, user-configurable, small but very powerful, local HTTP web-filtering proxy.  To become better acquainted, please see our online version of the Proxomitron Help files for a more comprehensive overview. The current (and last) version of Proxomitron is Naoko 4.5, of which there were two releases, one in May of 2003 followed by one in June. Although very similar, there are distinct differences between the two which are _not_ mentioned in either program's documentation.  Both releases are available in the Files section.  P.I's focus will be on the latest version -- the June

release.

THE AUTHOR

Scott R. Lemmon originally developed the Proxomitron for his own use.  He then decided to release it to the public and made himself available to users via email and in several Proxomitron user-discussion groups.  His support, like his program, was always

free.

With the release of Naoko 4.5, Scott discontinued all further development and support of his program and pulled the official home of Proxomitron off the Web.  We respected his decision to move on and wished him all the best -- which is, after all, what he consistently

gave to us.

Sadly, one year later, Scott died -- but his brilliance of mind and spirit lives on.  Simply put, Proxomitron is a reflection of its creator:  To _know_ Scott's program . . . is to _know_ Scott

Lemmon.

WE DEDICATE THIS SITE TO SCOTT AND HIS OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT:

THE PROXOMITRON.

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