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To install Privoxy: | To install Privoxy: | ||
- | + | * Make sure [[Extras]] is enabled and install Privoxy from the Application Manager. After installing you won't see Privoxy in the menu. It just works in the background while it is installed. | |
- | + | * Close the network connection on the tablet. | |
- | + | * Go to Settings -> Control Panel -> Connectivity ->Connections | |
- | + | * Select the connection to use Privoxy with. | |
- | + | * Tap 'Edit', 'Next', 'Next', 'Next', 'Advanced'. | |
- | + | * At the 'Proxies' tab select 'Use Proxy'. | |
- | + | * For 'HTTP proxy' and 'HTTPS proxy' use ''127.0.0.1''. | |
- | + | * For 'Port Number' under 'HTTP proxy' and 'HTTPS proxy' use ''8118''. | |
- | + | * Tap 'OK', 'Finish','Done', 'OK'. | |
- | + | * Connect to the network again with the connection you just changed. | |
Now this connection uses Privoxy and ads should be blocked. For each saved connection with which you want to use Privoxy you need to edit the proxy settings as shown above. Although you can change the ad-blocking settings by editing the configuration files in <code>/etc/privoxy</code>, the default settings will work for most people. Editing requires root permissions. | Now this connection uses Privoxy and ads should be blocked. For each saved connection with which you want to use Privoxy you need to edit the proxy settings as shown above. Although you can change the ad-blocking settings by editing the configuration files in <code>/etc/privoxy</code>, the default settings will work for most people. Editing requires root permissions. |
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