Version: 1.0 (using KDE 4.8.0) OS: Linux I use Kubuntu 11.10, KDE 4.8 When I enter addresses in the exception text field, it doesn't work. I mean The proxy applies to all the network. Even when I check the box for revers exception, it does not work like before. I used to have this issue since I upgrated to 4.7.4 and now on 4.8. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1- go to system settings > Network > Proxy 2- set proxy to manual and configure it 3- enter some addresses in "Exception" field and hit apply 4- open a browser like rekong or a program like choqok 5- The proxy exception list does not work Actual Results: The proxy exception list does not work Expected Results: Proxy Exception list should work properly. OS: Linux (x86_64) release 3.0.0-15-generic Compiler: gcc
I noticed that exception-list is used exactly for domains that are included, but if you go with a browser to this domains extern references still goes through a proxy. That is no expected behavior for the browser and it is different in Firefox or Chrome. I think, it should be a specific exception list for this purpose.
(In reply to comment #1) > I noticed that exception-list is used exactly for domains that are included, > but if you go with a browser to this domains extern references still goes > through a proxy. That is no expected behavior for the browser and it is > different in Firefox or Chrome. I think, it should be a specific exception > list for this purpose. What do you mean? Are you saying if you put an exception for "foobar.com" and visit it, an external reference in that page to say "ads.somehost.com" goes through the proxy? If so, then that is the correct current behavior. I have no idea what Firefox and Chrome do, they exempt all external references from a domain/host listed in the exception box?
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