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hi. im new to HTML and making websites and i was wondering if there is anyway to make a proxy site using HTML and HTML only. not having to download any software or anything. just a code to copy and paste into the site. not sure if its possible / legal. thanks for the help in advance :)
 
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No, with only HTML its impossible to make any funcionality remotely close to a proxy server.
 
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You could use an i/frame to another site.. -_-
 
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Dan said:
You could use an i/frame to another site.. -_-

You could, but that wouldn't be a proxy.
 
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the idea is to host it on your server and let your domain enjoy the activity and the pr increases
here's an open source
http://php-proxy.sourceforge.net
http://whitefyre.com/poxy/

if you do it like frame it's remotely hosted if the owner of the site noticed it, he/she will just put javascript on his front page and out your site go.
 
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I reccomend the bottom one weblord said, i use it on my proxy and it works great. It's really customizable... although really i need to make an addon that adds a cache to it :P Proxys can be bandwidth killers :alien:

And yes they are legal... so don't be put off by systems admins who have a go at you for using one, they tried to tell me it was illegal to run a proxy... and i was like.. no its not, he must have thought i was stupid :yell:
 
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