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-\b\fs26 Uninstallation
+\b\fs26 Starting and Stopping Privoxy\
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+\b0\fs24 Privoxy can be started and stopped using the two scripts in /Applications/Privoxy named startPrivoxy.sh and stopPrivoxy.sh. They must be run as sudo from an account that has administrative rights. To do this, open a Terminal window then enter the following commands:\
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+
+\f1 cd /Applications/Privoxy\
+sudo ./startPrivoxy.sh\
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+\f0 \
+<or>
+\b \
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+\f1\b0 sudo ./stopPrivoxy.sh\
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+\f0\b \
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+\fs26 Uninstallation
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\fs24 \
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To do this, open a Terminal window then enter the following commands:\
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-cd /Applications/Privoxy\
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+\f1 cd /Applications/Privoxy\
sudo ./uninstall.command\
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+\f0 \
You will be prompted for your password, since the script requires super-user privileges to run. If your account is not an administrator account, then the script won't work; you'll need to log in using an administrator account and try again. If you have already dragged the Privoxy application folder to the trash, use the 'Put Back' feature to restore it or else recreate the Privoxy folder in your Applications folder, drag the uninstall.command file from the trash to that folder and proceed as above.\
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