If you were redirected to this page, it means that you aren't using -Privoxy. Please check your browser settings.
- -_Until version 2.9.13, Privoxy was also known as Internet +
The fact that you are reading this page shows that Privoxy was +not used in the process of accessing it. Had the request been +made through Privoxy, it would have been intercepted and you +would be looking at Privoxy's web-based user interface now.
+ +So what went wrong? Chances are (in this order) that:
+ +this page is in your browser's cache. You've once been here +before starting to use Privoxy, and now your browser thinks that +it already knows the content of this page. Hence it doesn't request +a fresh copy.
+Force your browser to do that. With most browsers, clicking "reload" +while holding down the shift key (shift-reloading) should suffice, but +you might need to manually clear the browser's cache (both memory and +disk cache).
+ +your browser is not set up to use Privoxy.
+Check your browser's proxy settings and make sure that it uses +127.0.0.1, port 8118 (or, if you did a custom configuration, whatever +different values you used).
when using multiple proxies in a chain, that either the chain +is broken at some point before Privoxy, or that an earlier proxy +serves this page from its cache.
+Shift-reload, clear all caches, and if the problem still persists, +trace the proxy chain starting with your browser's settings. Please +refer to the +forwarding +chapter of the user +manual for details.
Until version 2.9.13, Privoxy was also known as Internet Junkbuster. If you recently upgraded, then the web-based interface has moved - it is now at http://config.privoxy.org/ (Short form: p.p -[Privoxy Proxy]).
+[Privoxy Proxy]). -Please see the Privoxy home page.
+If you have read the user +manual and still have trouble, feel free to submit +a support request to get help.
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