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Google Adwords Editor problem

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Does anyone have any idea how can I configure Proxy to allow Google Adwords Editor? I can see in wireshark that this app tries to connect to:

www.google:com:443
adwords.google.com:443
tcp.googlesyndication.com:443

I have configured following exceptions (skip all) for my IP which doesnt work:

^(http|https)://www\.google\.com:443
^(http|https)://adwords\.google\.com:443
^(http|https)://tcp\.googlesyndication\.com:443

Is it something wrong with those exceptions? I'm getting 407 error from Proxy. When I configure an exception (skip all) for my ip for every Website then it works...

Or maybe it is because of that:
https://community.sophos.com/products/unified-threat-management/astaroorg/f/55/t/45518


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    First guess is that you are skipping authentication, which means you aren't hitting any assignment/policies and the going to fallback/default.  However since you are also skipping the url filter it doesn't matter.

    If you are using 9.2, go to the profile, to the Policy you want the skipped auth requests to hit.  Edit, Advanced, and check the box "Apply this policy to requests that have skipped authentication due to an exception"
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    First guess is that you are skipping authentication, which means you aren't hitting any assignment/policies and the going to fallback/default.  However since you are also skipping the url filter it doesn't matter.

    If you are using 9.2, go to the profile, to the Policy you want the skipped auth requests to hit.  Edit, Advanced, and check the box "Apply this policy to requests that have skipped authentication due to an exception"
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