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Squid offers this feature, and can act either transparently or as an explicit HTTP proxy.

A second system that man-in-the-middles a connection using its own certificate authority the request is then upgraded.

Despite the name, however, it is accessed as a special web server rather than as an HTTP proxy, so links and pages also have to be rewritten to preserve the illusion. As a bonus some of these also render the page and send it back as a clickable image probably the best known is Web Rendering Proxy which works on pretty much any browser that can manage basic forms and imagemaps.

A second system that does the TLS access for them, subsuming the access as part of a special URL.To date, other than the safe haven of Gopherspace, people trying to solve this problem have generally done so in two ways:

#INTERNET OMNIWEB MAC FOR MAC OS#

Even for Mac OS X, the earliest version you can effectively use for Web browsing is 10.4 because no earlier version has a browser that natively supports TLS 1.2, and for most other old Un*ces and the like you can simply forget it. The TLS apocalypse knocked a lot of our fun old machines off the Web despite most of them having enough horsepower for basic crypto because none of the browsers they run support modern protocols.

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