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***ProxRocks*** · (This post was last modified: Apr. 15, 2012 01:57 AM by ProxRocks.)

wow, i hope too many sites don't stumble into this...
javascript written with UNICODE characters as a way to make it around web filters or even "parental blocks"...
(is there any wonder i BLOCK SCRIPTS BY DEFAULT, but i digress, lol...)

\u003c = <
ie, we can "see" that \u003cembed is actually <embed

\u0072 = r
ie, we can "see" that s\u0072c is actually src

et cetera...

a handy Unicode Character converter - http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/search.htm

one method will be to create a lookup table where whenever Proxo bumps into a \u00##, it replaces it with the equivalent HTML entity...

anyone have any other ideas?
a javascript at the </html> that parses the page and does the replacement? (but too late then? it's already made it past Proxo...)
a user-agent that tells YouTube our browser is too dumb to decipher unicode so that YouTube doesn't send us unicode in the first place?
some sort of character-encoding javascript written in at <body>?

edit: adding this link here for future reference - http://www.rishida.net/tools/conversion/...script:-1.
edit2: http://www.alanwood.net/demos/ansi.html
edit3: http://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm

update - actually, i'm now thinking it will be as "easy", wink, wink, as having Proxo do some javascript algebra whenever a \u00## is encountered and replacing that with the algebraic equivalent &#---; and then our already-present ASCII-Table list can convert it the rest of the way...

still pondering...