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Will I be able to tell the hosted Internet Explorer browser to always bypass the proxy settings?

The following scenario:

  • The presence of a built-in IE web browser and a web server in the application (for example this one .
  • The web server is running on (for example) http://127.0.0.1:14284 , and the web browser calls this URL.

Now we have a client that has a proxy server configured in IE settings, as well as checking the "workaround proxy to local addresses".

Unfortunately, the hosted IE web browser control still used proxy settings, even for the local URL http://127.0.0.1:14284 .

My question is:

Can I somehow say that my hosted web browser always directly calls my hosted web server without skipping a proxy?

(I found this thread , but still not sure how to apply this to my question)

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I think you need to do some interactions, as the docs say that you can disable the proxy using the InternetSetOption function. There are many flags that you can pass to this function, you need INTERNET_OPTION_PROXY or INTERNET_OPTION_PER_CONNECTION_OPTION, theres also kb-article , which describes how to set the proxy server settings.

I hope I helped you a bit :)

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/923311/

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