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Re: WebKit and HTTP Proxy (Mac OS X)

WebKit (and NSURLConnection) use only the proxies as returned by SystemConfiguration.framework. However, I believe SysConfig will let you change the process-configured proxies without changing the system- configured proxies or even necessarily saving them to disk. So not a full answer, but maybe a pointer towards a solution - look for more info about SystemConfiguration.framework.

Good luck,
REW



On Aug 29, 2007, at 3:54 PM, Simon Liu wrote:

Is it possible to instruct a WebKit based application to use a HTTP proxy?

A user may not want to set/alter the global HTTP proxy settings found
in System Preferences... but may still require the use of a proxy for
certain services/applications e.g. my webkit app.

Any info appreciated.  Thanks.

Regards,
Simon
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