Try http://www.surfree.info So far there is nothing wrong with it but maybe I was missing something here.
Try searching, then clicking on a result. Instead of seeing the page, you get a 404 in phproxy, a broken redirect message in glype. And it works fine in cgiproxy.
Is that happening with all Glype sites? Is it that big of a deal? Do people really use a proxy to search Google?
On my proxy it works fine http://internettoy.info glype i have a plugin from glype forums <?php ########################################## ## PROXY # powered by PHP & cURL ## Script provided by glype ## Copyright 2008, http://www.glype.com/ ########################################## # Plugin: GOOGLE.COM ########################################## /* ABOUT --------------------------------- / This plugin forces the non-javascript / version of GMail. Also removes awkward / overlapping header line on the Google / homepage. -----------------------------------------*/ ############################################## # EXTRA PARSING BEFORE MAIN PROXY PARSER ############################################## function preParse($html,$type) { if ( stripos($html,'This seems to be taking longer than usual') ) { header("Location: " . proxifyURL('http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=html')); exit; } return $html; } ############################################## # EXTRA PARSING AFTER MAIN PROXY PARSER ############################################## function postParse(&$in,$type) { $in = str_replace('<div class=gbh style=left:0></div><div class=gbh style=right:0></div>',' ',$in); return $in; } ?>
Hi, actually that plugin is not why you are not seeing this issue. After testing your proxy (which is really nice speed compared to the other trash i have tested today!) by visiting google.com, they redirect me to google.nl because of your proxy ip address, You can test that this is an issue by visiting google.com/ncr this will cancel the redirect to google.nl causing you to see the updated page which may be pushed out to local sites at a later stage? If any one confirms that they can not visit any of the results listed on google.com/ncr after searching for something, I have a basic fix waiting to be tested for both glype and phproxy. But so far it looks like I am crazy and no one else is seeing this
after enabling the java script , it just shows a redirect notice on clicking a result link in google and when i accepts that it redirects me to the correct page without any error
@meep99 Yeah, confirmed that it does not working and gave me 404 error after clicking a search result. Do send me that fix of yours too. *so my site was considered as trash?
Sorry the trash comment was not directed at any one here, I tested alot of sites that I gathered through proxy list sites and so many were so unusable, very slow, massive ads sucking up the proxifed pages way to many popups. http://theproxyfinder.com/google_results_fix.php for the simple fix, report back please and if you have problems I will try and update the page if needed.
Hi I'm fully convinced that I need to add a few proxy sites to my existing dedicated server. Any really catchy domain names for sale? Thanks rustyterrior
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Yeah Google is using the pound (#) in there urls now like hxxp://www.google.com/#hl=en&q= Same as with Facebook, it has urls are like facebook.com/home.php?#/profile.php? and Okrut uses urls like orkut.com/index#home. Its really annoying from running a proxy script point of view. It makes the site totally unusable if there is not a non-Javascript alternative. In CGIproxy it causes a proxy loop issue with Facebook. In Glype it can cause 404 pages... I dont see the appeal of web developers using #'s in their urls. There meant for <a name=""> anchors. Which is probably why it causes havoc with the proxy scripts.