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Glype encoded the requested URLs (Base64 encoding) so that network administrators couldn't easily see that a student was bypassing the school firewall to get to MySpace or Miniclip.

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Unlike simpler proxies, Glype includes a basic engine to handle scripts, though it often struggles with modern, complex web applications. Glype encoded the requested URLs (Base64 encoding) so

: Many public Glype proxies are unencrypted (HTTP), meaning the proxy owner could theoretically see all traffic passing through. though it often struggles with modern