Transparent mode proxy behavior has been the same for years. Runs as a default standard proxy usually on port 8080. Transparent mode simply adds in a hook to redirect port 80 traffic up to the proxy port of 8080. You can actually do the same behavior for other ports if you want to try it using a DNAT rule.
HTTPS 443 in transparent mode is similar for the hook but adds a bunch of complexity for handling website certificates
Transparent mode proxy behavior has been the same for years. Runs as a default standard proxy usually on port 8080. Transparent mode simply adds in a hook to redirect port 80 traffic up to the proxy port of 8080. You can actually do the same behavior for other ports if you want to try it using a DNAT rule.
HTTPS 443 in transparent mode is similar for the hook but adds a bunch of complexity for handling website certificates
Transparent mode proxy behavior has been the same for years. Runs as a default standard proxy usually on port 8080. Transparent mode simply adds in a hook to redirect port 80 traffic up to the proxy port of 8080. You can actually do the same behavior for other ports if you want to try it using a DNAT rule.
HTTPS 443 in transparent mode is similar for the hook but adds a bunch of complexity for handling website certificates
