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Would be interesting to see how many free proxies are actually injectng JS or changing the html in anyway.



For extra fun, the proxy may only start injecting things once you've been using it for a while - it can appear safe to a cursory check.


Most do actually, most links on html are changed so that you continue using the proxy, JS is often removed, etc.


You are referring to a web-based proxy.


Changing advertisements, to take credit for views and clicks, would be quite beneficial. This would could go un-noticed by the viewer for a long time too. I would not be surprised if a lot of these free proxy servers do just that.




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