Try to find info about this on Google
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Re: Using a proxy built into the application to access https headers in QtWebEngine
Try to find info about this on Google
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Re: Using a proxy built into the application to access https headers in QtWebEngine
It seems to me that a similar problem occurs on Linux. Basically, everyone who uses proxy servers, they do it on Windows, because there will be fewer problems. By the way, you should review your config, because there are probably errors there. So try to search the Internet for a detailed guide on configuring proxy servers, I think this will help you. And yet, even if you work on Linux, try to set up the servers first on Google Chrome, and not on Konqueror, because it's much easier, as it seems to me.Originally Posted by Wanda1YN
Last edited by d_stranz; 31st May 2021 at 16:06. Reason: removed URL
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Re: Using a proxy built into the application to access https headers in QtWebEngine
@Wanda1YN: Please do not post links to commercial web sites. I do not think you understand the question the the OP posted. He is not looking to set up a proxy server, and posting a link to a site providing commercial proxy services is not an appropriate answer.
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