IE ProxyScript 1.0.3

IE ProxyScript is a scripting framework developed by CrookedBush.com Inc. It allows users to customize the behavior and configuration of Internet Explorer's proxy settings through scripts.

IE ProxyScript works by providing a set of predefined JavaScript functions that can be used to manipulate Internet Explorer's proxy settings. Users can write custom scripts using these functions to control proxy configurations on a per-URL or per-website basis.

Using IE ProxyScript, users can automate the process of switching between different proxy configurations, enable different proxy settings for specific websites, and have fine-grained control over the behavior of Internet Explorer's proxy settings.

No, IE ProxyScript is specifically designed for Internet Explorer and relies on its proprietary APIs and scripting capabilities. It cannot be used with other web browsers.

IE ProxyScript is compatible with Internet Explorer 6 and above. Some features may not be available in older versions of Internet Explorer.

No, IE ProxyScript is not meant to be used for circumventing security measures or accessing blocked content. Its purpose is to provide a flexible way to manage proxy configurations within the boundaries defined by the system administrator.

Using IE ProxyScript may introduce a slight performance overhead due to the additional script execution required to handle proxy settings. However, the impact is typically negligible, especially on modern hardware.

Yes, IE ProxyScript is provided as a free and open-source scripting framework by CrookedBush.com Inc. Users can download and use it without any licensing fees.

Documentation and examples for IE ProxyScript can be found on the CrookedBush.com Inc. website. It provides detailed instructions on how to write scripts, work with proxy configurations, and troubleshoot common issues.

While CrookedBush.com Inc. offers documentation and examples for IE ProxyScript, they may not provide dedicated support for individual users. However, there is an active community of developers using IE ProxyScript who can assist with questions and issues through forums and online communities.