But in a Perl script it is really hard to execute JavaScript that comes with the received html documents. The Perl scripts sends http- and https-requests through this socket to the Tor client, who subsequently routs them through the Tor network. Then I write a Perl script that connects to this socket. To use the Tor network I can run a Tor client that provides a socket on my machine. The feature-constraints force to execute JavaScript that doesn't connect directly to the internet, but through the Tor network. Everything must be done by programs or scripts. The environment-constraints forbid the use of a web browser. when everything did load: convert the html document into a DOM tree and extract specific items from that tree.execute JavaScript that is embedded in or attached to html documents (to load additional content via AJAX or similar techniques).uses the Tor network to anonymously load web content (html documents, images.
run on a non-GUI ("headless") Linux server (Ubuntu 12.04).run autonomously (without any human interaction).I want to write an application with this characteristics: I can't find a combination of tools that enables automated execution of JavaScript that came through the Tor network. This must be done automated by a script that runs on a Linux server without any human interaction. I want to load html content through the Tor network and execute JavaScript to load additional content through this network via AJAX.
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