GoogleAPIs localizer

What the heck is this?

Don't trust google? Common javascripts are often loaded from a content delivery network (CDN) at google, meaning google knows when you request a file. If you dont want this, you can redirect the ajax.googleapis.com to your localhost.

Doing this may break website you visit, so use at your own risk! I am not responsible for any broken websites or transactions that may occur should you use this technique.

Requirements

Pow web server (http://pow.cx/). Any other web server will probably do as well.
GlimmerBlocker (http://glimmerblocker.org/). You can also choose your own contect modifying proxy server
Local copy of the files hosted on google's CDN (this script)

Instalation

Create a directory somewhere on your computer
```
 mkdir ~/path/to/my/directory/googleapis
```

Pull the source

 git clone git@github.com:marshallmick007/GoogleApi-Proxy.git

Run the bash script to pull down the supported scripts
```
 bash ./getapis.sh
```
Link the directory to Pow
```
 cd ~/.pow
 ln -s ~/path/to/my/directory/googleapis googleapis
```
Google Api's are now available at http://googleapis.dev
Configure GlimmerBlocker. Import the included filter, subscribe to the one hosted here: http://mickelson.org/files/filter.xml, or manually create the filter.
Enjoy!

How it works

The GlimmerBlocker filter modifies any request to ajax.googleapis.com and attempts to retrieve the requested file from http://googleapis.dev. GlimmerBlocker then send the contents of the file back to your browser as if it has come from the real ajax.googleapis.com

TODO

Fix my crappy bash scripting
Figure out how to get HTTPS to work
Complete implementation of all googleapis