Hi,
I tried several web proxies that run on modern machines (e.g. MacProxy Plus, Classic ...), that enable browsers like MacWeb 2.0, Navigator 2 and the like, to connect to modern sites. These did well ... but, I'm visiting non-English-websites all day long, and the above proxies can't convert UTF-8 to MacRoman. Most modern pages are delivered as UTF-8, and most old Mac browsers can do MacRoman or Latin-1 charsets, but without conversion, the sites are quite ugly and hard to read.
tl;dr: which web proxy de-ssls, changes/scales/alters images, strips some unneeded cruft (e.g. Javascript) and converts from the web pages' code page (mostly UTF-8) to Latin-1 or MacRoman?
Bonus points if the proxy could handle image formats of the last 10 years, like WebP.
I tried several web proxies that run on modern machines (e.g. MacProxy Plus, Classic ...), that enable browsers like MacWeb 2.0, Navigator 2 and the like, to connect to modern sites. These did well ... but, I'm visiting non-English-websites all day long, and the above proxies can't convert UTF-8 to MacRoman. Most modern pages are delivered as UTF-8, and most old Mac browsers can do MacRoman or Latin-1 charsets, but without conversion, the sites are quite ugly and hard to read.
tl;dr: which web proxy de-ssls, changes/scales/alters images, strips some unneeded cruft (e.g. Javascript) and converts from the web pages' code page (mostly UTF-8) to Latin-1 or MacRoman?
Bonus points if the proxy could handle image formats of the last 10 years, like WebP.
