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Originally Posted by drbits
I believe that the developers have the incorrect notion that proxies are not for downloading unless your ISP requires it.
They don't want people using Tor, etc. for downloading.
There are proxy manager programs that you can use. You would set JD to use a proxy on Localhost:8080 and the proxy manager program would rotate your proxies from a list. You download a new list daily from Google.
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Aww shoot. Embarrassingly enough, I haven't actually used Tor before... like ever so I don't know but I'm assuming there's no way of blocking access to Tor so that private proxies can be used?
I'm afraid an external proxy app won't be much help since it's not aware of when a new IP is required (in other words, is a fully manual process) otherwise I have a tool called Proxifier that can do that.
Damn, that is really bad news.