Proxy Server
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The PROXY command instructs the iMacros Browser to connect to the Internet through a proxy server by using the settings you specify. A proxy server acts as an intermediary between your internal network (intranet) and the Internet, retrieving files from remote Web servers. You can define a specific proxy server for each macro. Each running instances of the iMacros Browser can have its own proxy server.

If a proxy server is active, the word "PROXY:" is displayed in the status bar:

proxy

The following examples show the general use of the
PROXY command. E.g., this command uses a local proxy server for both http and https at the address 192.1.8.1 and the port number 8080. Since no bypass is specified, the default settings are used.

PROXY ADDRESS=192.1.8.1:8080 

This command specifies two different proxy server for the http and https protocol. Defines no bypass so iMacros uses these proxy servers even for local addresses.

PROXY ADDRESS=http=192.1.8.1:8080<SP>https=192.1.8.2:8080 BYPASS=NULL

To use a proxy server at address 66.98.229.110, but not to use it for URLs including the word "iopus", use

PROXY ADDRESS=66.98.229.110:8080 BYPASS=*iopus*

You can also use the same command, but with URL instead of IP address.

PROXY ADDRESS=www.iopus.com:8080 BYPASS=*iopus*




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