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#1 Re: Epic Privacy Browser - Other Feature Requests & Ideas » Enable Extensions » 2015-06-01 01:59:11
an alternative is to actually use Chromium - NOT Google Chrome, as it is becoming really slow to this day... and port the proxy extension over.
I won't tell you how though 
#2 Re: Epic Privacy Browser - Help & Troubleshooting » Is worth perservering with Epic » 2015-06-01 01:59:01
#3 Re: Epic Privacy Browser - Help & Troubleshooting » Proxy Blocked - Updated » 2015-06-01 01:55:38
I don't think "fixing" the issue will help.
Could you provide details on what link you visited?
to unblock the site, you may need to appeal to the website admins to unblock it.
#4 Re: Epic Privacy Browser - Other Feature Requests & Ideas » Enable Extensions » 2015-06-01 01:53:09
an alternative is to actually use Chromium - NOT Google Chrome, as it is becoming really slow to this day... and port the proxy extension over.
I won't tell you how though
#5 Epic Privacy Browser - Help & Troubleshooting » Technical post – background.js error » 2015-05-20 04:30:50
- MrU
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hey there!
At the moment I have accomplished using the proxy extension on Google Chrome, however recently Google chrome has becoming more and more slower – to add to that they're killing Unity Web Player.
So at the moment I'm trying to look for a chromium based browser that will allow me to customize and basically similar to google chrome, with the added function of your proxy extension.
This is where it gets a bit technical. Upon using the extension as an unpacked source, I get three errors from the background.js code.
http://oi59.tinypic.com/s4w86d.jpg
and as for the cut off text, it was "Error in event handler for tabs.onCreated: TypeError: Cannot read property 'get' of undefined"
Any way to fix this? I'm currently testing this on SRWare Iron Browser. This also happens to Opera Browser too.
#6 Re: Epic Privacy Browser - Help & Troubleshooting » Proxy Blocked - Updated » 2015-05-20 04:01:12
Possible cause: some other person using Epic Browser is creating a bit of issue at the link you were visiting, so it blocked the ip - which it happens to be the ip of the proxy that Epic Browser uses.
IF you wish to access the link, I reccommend turning off the proxy and trying again. If it doesn't work, then connect to a different network and try again.
#7 Re: Epic Privacy Browser - Other Feature Requests & Ideas » Epic on Other OS » 2015-03-04 22:51:59
Hi,
I may have a way to have the Epic Broswer avaliable on the iDevice, although it's not going to be an app in the outcome.
I would suggest making the Epic browser for the iDevice called Epic Proxy, and it can be installed by visiting one of your sites.
Visiting that site would install a Provisioning Profile, which in turn add an app that allows the proxy to be turned ON or OFF.
Because as of this moment, I don't believe there is an open source Chromium for iDevices.
So making a Provisioning profile that would contain the proxies would be excellent, and providing a simple ON/OFF app that would turn the proxy off/on
TLDR; No App Store - use Provisioning Profile
Until then, is it possible to enter the proxy into the Wifi Settings manually?
#8 Epic Privacy Browser - Help & Troubleshooting » Epic Browser on iDevice? » 2015-02-27 08:49:16
- MrU
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Hi there.
After going through through the code, I found your proxy sites and tried to implement them into my iDevice, so that I may play games through your proxy.
However, I can't seem to succeed. I have tried putting in the IP address of one of your proxies and the site itself; but to no avail.
When I test it, it takes forever to load a site, let alone use an online function on an app.
I have been using the "Manual" settings.
I need the following:
Server -
Port -
Authentication? -
Any help in porting your Epic Proxy to my iDevice would be great.
Thanks!
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