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Thanks man! I thought that might be the case for the Russian one as I used the Meta Grabber and I think it was giving me Portugese Titles/Meta back? I couldn't figure out what was happening with the Canadian proxy as it would just time out (which I thought could be the issue, but when I used the proxy in a browser, it worked fine). Was it returning French?
Thanks for the Debugger tip. I spent a lot of time in Wireshark, but it's hell sometimes trying to piece everything together in it. I don't use it enough to be super proficient. Would you say HTTP Debugger Pro is a bit more friendly?
Yes the Canadian proxy just timed out a lot, but its a free proxy. Also bear in mind that the proxy checker isnt using javascript so when testing in a browser you should have javascript off.
I have only briefly used wireshark. I pretty much got started with http debugger years ago and I found it to be user friendly enough to get done what I needed and over the years Ive learned how to do even more. I use it for scrapebox, and many other programs including digging around in the response and post data for stuff like games, e.g. Clicker Heroes.
I do enjoy a game here and there to distract myself and clear my head when I get too deep in SEO, lol. But when you hack the response data and give yourself mindless upgrade the game loses its fun..
Anyway there is a 2 week full featured trail so give it a go and see what you like.
Aside from being able to see a clear timeline of events, see the header send and receive data and what proxy is used (which lets me solve most issues) it also has a poster, so you can just right click on a url and hit edit and reply and then change any data you want and POST it and view the responses. Very handy, especially for hacking online games... oh and also to see how sites response to different things, useragents etc... for scrapebox.
Anyway, I have never had need to use anything else, so I haven't. The only negative is that because its hooking everything it can slow things down a bit, so I just have a batch file that I start the service when I need it and kill the service when Im done. Also firefox doesn't sometimes like the security certificate that http debugger needs to install to hook https traffic, so I use chrome a lot when using it with debugger, and firefox only some.




