Feb. 27, 2012, 07:26 PM
I am totally unable to visit ANY Google secure website with Prox filtering, though it works like a charm with most other httpS sites.
This problem seems to be Google-specific. All other httpS sites act normally with Proxo filtering.
In Firefox 10 and Chrome, I stay stuck on the Security alert page ("This Connection is Untrusted" alert box). No way to go any further.
I cannot acces my mailbox in GMail, for example, unless I accept to go there without protection.
But it's okay if I stop filtering Google's httpS pages (List BypassSSL, Proxo Config Settings = don't use SSL, or browser settings = no proxy).
Google scoundrels go on "annoying" people ... They advertise everywhere :
and it's about since that Google httpS has become unreachable through Proxo.
In their always increasing quest to control people I wonder if the Google men are not checking which version of the SSL files (ssleay32.dll & libeay32.dll) we use, and disable connection if it's too old.
That is a problem as Proxo cannot use standard OpenSSL files, it seems they need to be patched, and mine date from 2006 for the most recent I could find (on Sidki's site).
Does anybody know if there are more recent SSL files somewhere ?
This problem seems to be Google-specific. All other httpS sites act normally with Proxo filtering.
In Firefox 10 and Chrome, I stay stuck on the Security alert page ("This Connection is Untrusted" alert box). No way to go any further.
I cannot acces my mailbox in GMail, for example, unless I accept to go there without protection.
But it's okay if I stop filtering Google's httpS pages (List BypassSSL, Proxo Config Settings = don't use SSL, or browser settings = no proxy).
Google scoundrels go on "annoying" people ... They advertise everywhere :
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"Hey, this is important: We’re changing our privacy policy and terms of service.""
In their always increasing quest to control people I wonder if the Google men are not checking which version of the SSL files (ssleay32.dll & libeay32.dll) we use, and disable connection if it's too old.
That is a problem as Proxo cannot use standard OpenSSL files, it seems they need to be patched, and mine date from 2006 for the most recent I could find (on Sidki's site).
Does anybody know if there are more recent SSL files somewhere ?