If I set a proxy (for example Squid) configured with certs to listen for HTTPS Are the browsers able to connect to a proxy over TLS / SSL?
An example of what I am asking:
Browser proxy server yahoo.com -> TLS -> Squid -> HTTP -> Yahoo Dot
I 443 There is a proxy hearing set up, but the browser is not achieving success in using it (it is ok to work on HTTP proxy at port 80)
If you want to secure your communications between the browser and the proxy, then stanley (SSL tunneling) or V SSH tunnel on Ian or "proxy" server, then run your communication on this secure tunnel. Ie:
Browser -> Stunny at the client -> Stunny on the server -> Squid Proxy -> Remote Host
To answer your straight question - Whatever you want to the browser I do not know either the browser or HTTP / HTTPS components (if we are on a programming site) to work in this way to collide in order to work themselves in the same way.
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