Ben Reser wrote:
FYI: I'm behind a "transparent"[1] proxy as *all* (approx. a million) ADSL users in Spain, and there's no way out.I'm not using the Proxy patches because I'm simply too lazy to bother to patch around it and it hasn't been a problem. But it'd be nice if the patches are in there. I don't think they would harm anything. So my vote is patch. :)
I suppose many other ISPs around the globe use such "transparent" proxies, so this module could make life difficult for them.
[1] transparent in quoted because it implies it isn't noticeable, while, unfortunately, we *do* notice it (slower loading of pages, pages that do not work, pages not up to date, etc. etc. etc.).
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