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Ok a few things I learned. A) if you try to use the --proxy-server on a chrome instance while another chrome instance is open, it will do NOTHING. B) You...

I figured out just a little bit more... If I use `--proxy-server=https:\\localhost:3128` I get the message below, does this mean I was missing the https? or should I use something...

I made the change inside the cmd itself, but if passing the flags in works! Then yeah same difference.

That is fine, I mostly wanted to bring it to your attention that the two programs will have conflicts. Edit, sorry, mis-clicked the close.

I found a work-around for this. I use Closures, with the following sample ```Java // Define a closure. def printLine = {println(it)} class example { private def _cl = null...