Beta Config (Sep 19 2010)

[ProxRocks]

i did say:

(Oct. 01, 2010 08:14 AM)ProxRocks Wrote:  will grant that doing so is completely at the discretion of each Proxo user's own "understanding" of just 'what' Proxo is doing...

when it comes to SSL, i don't block "all" .js...
i have one client's account whose login has fourteen .js files !!!
i block TWELVE of them without undue consequence

i still stand by the addage that the internet has evolved since Scott "discouraged" SSL filtering...

i'm not "advocating" that EVERYBODY filter their SSL CRAP!...
but i for one shall continue to do so


edit: just checked another account, it has TWENTY EIGHT .js files!!! i'm only "allowing" five and everything is hunky dory... i do "browse" the .js in debug mode before deciding it "isn't needed"... more often than not, they are "promotional content" (translation, "advertisement"), "program checkers" (why does your bank account need to know if you have VLC Media Player or QuickTime installed, for example - hint: THEY DON'T!), or "content changers" (i don't have a BlackBerry, i don't need some .js file deciding to send "this" if a 'browser', send "that" if a mobile phone)...

to each their own, of course...
and i AGREE with you that SSL-filtering isn't "for everybody"