Routing multiple requests/WebSocket connections to the same server through individual proxies
Suppose I have visited a website that opens a WebSocket to communicate with the server, but it blocks any further attempt to connect from the same IP address.
Suppose I want to bypass that by making a Chrome extension that accepts a list of proxy servers and routes each of N different connections to the same server through an individual proxy.
Is that possible? Does an API, necessary to have several WebSockets opened (with the same hostname/URL) through different proxies simultaneously, exist?
I've done some googling and only found an API that allows specific websites to bypass proxy configuration, which is not what I am looking for, since the website is the same and I have multiple proxies, not vise versa.
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google-chrome-extension websocket proxy asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
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Suppose I have visited a website that opens a WebSocket to communicate with the server, but it blocks any further attempt to connect from the same IP address.
Suppose I want to bypass that by making a Chrome extension that accepts a list of proxy servers and routes each of N different connections to the same server through an individual proxy.
Is that possible? Does an API, necessary to have several WebSockets opened (with the same hostname/URL) through different proxies simultaneously, exist?
I've done some googling and only found an API that allows specific websites to bypass proxy configuration, which is not what I am looking for, since the website is the same and I have multiple proxies, not vise versa.
javascript
google-chrome-extension websocket proxy asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
jlblca9l_kpblcajlblca9l_kpblca
596
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Suppose I have visited a website that opens a WebSocket to communicate with the server, but it blocks any further attempt to connect from the same IP address.
Suppose I want to bypass that by making a Chrome extension that accepts a list of proxy servers and routes each of N different connections to the same server through an individual proxy.
Is that possible? Does an API, necessary to have several WebSockets opened (with the same hostname/URL) through different proxies simultaneously, exist?
I've done some googling and only found an API that allows specific websites to bypass proxy configuration, which is not what I am looking for, since the website is the same and I have multiple proxies, not vise versa.
javascript
google-chrome-extension websocket proxy asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
jlblca9l_kpblcajlblca9l_kpblca
596
Suppose I have visited a website that opens a WebSocket to communicate with the server, but it blocks any further attempt to connect from the same IP address.
Suppose I want to bypass that by making a Chrome extension that accepts a list of proxy servers and routes each of N different connections to the same server through an individual proxy.
Is that possible? Does an API, necessary to have several WebSockets opened (with the same hostname/URL) through different proxies simultaneously, exist?
I've done some googling and only found an API that allows specific websites to bypass proxy configuration, which is not what I am looking for, since the website is the same and I have multiple proxies, not vise versa.
javascript
google-chrome-extension websocket proxy javascript
google-chrome-extension websocket proxy asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
jlblca9l_kpblcajlblca9l_kpblca
596
asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
jlblca9l_kpblcajlblca9l_kpblca
596
asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
jlblca9l_kpblcajlblca9l_kpblca
596
asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
jlblca9l_kpblcajlblca9l_kpblca
596
asked Nov 19 '18 at 16:34
jlblca9l_kpblcajlblca9l_kpblca
596
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