"Trojan horses" is a term sometimes used in web scraping and SEO to describe a technique where a modified URL bypasses proxy servers, allowing a webpage to load faster. This can be particularly useful when dealing with large or slow-loading websites. If you're referring to "trojan horses" as in "Trojan horses in SEO" or "Trojan horses in web scraping," the general idea is to modify the URL to bypass proxy servers, which are often located on your own or other users' devices. This allows you to access pages faster than they would normally load. If you're looking to use a "Trojan horse" (i.e., a modified URL) to bypass proxy servers, you can do this using tools like Nss (NetStream Scripting) or Open Proxy. For example, you could modify your browser's URL to include a proxy server URL, like:

This way, the proxy server will block your browser, but the actual page will load without going through your own proxy servers.
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