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Originally Posted by Dude111
How is this possible??
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Its not.
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Originally Posted by Dude111
Im not talking about WEB PROXIES
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Yes, you are
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Originally Posted by Dude111
My browser (MyIE2) has an option for PROXY SETUP under options..... IE6 (And all IE versions) also has an option to set a proxy IP under INTERNET OPTIONS/CONNECTIONS but I havent ever set one up there......
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Exactly, you are redirecting your requests to a [web] proxy server.
All that happens is that server requests the page you want, then passes it back to you. So the site you are visiting just sees the proxy servers IP, not yours.
[ That said, many proxy servers pass on your original IP in the request headers, so the final site still has access to it, if it wants. ]