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Add Proxy Exceptions to Phantom #12407
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Ok, so I added the following to the webdriver capabilities section:
}, The proxy setting is being picked up but the noProxy isn't kicking in (the tests are still resolving the address via the proxy and hitting the live site). I have also tried adding the following as environment variables but still the tests are resolving via the proxy - export no_proxy=127.0.0.1,localhost,.something.something.co.uk Does Phantom support proxy exclusions and if so what format are they required to be in? I found the ProxyJsonObject here: Thanks, |
I have just run Phantom as a standalone instance and set the no_proxy environment variable and I can confirm it doesn't honour it. I am not aware of any other way of adding proxy exceptions to this browser so will start looking at building a new internal proxy server to get around the issue. |
#12131 |
We would also need this feature ... is there any timeline when it will be available? |
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Hi,
I have set a system proxy on my machine and when running my tests (in Protractor) all of the requests go via the proxy. This is good, however I want to add some proxy exceptions to allow me to navigate to our qa environment but still be able to download the external analytics objects etc.
Is there a way to issue proxy exceptions to Phantom?
Thanks,
Craig.
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