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Safety of using onlineweb based proxy?

Lets say for example I have to use a public online proxy like    https://www.zend2.com

to to load a phpPHP webpage controlled by me containing sensitive data over httpsHTTPS.

How would iI make sure that the proxy in the middle doesn't have insight in the data (withoutwithout modifying the client (browser), js JavaScript and/or additional domain names &and servers only.

The solutionssolution's only goal is to prevent the public proxy attack layer. (theoretical).

Safety of using online proxy?

Lets say for example I have to use a public online proxy like  https://www.zend2.com

to load a php webpage controlled by me containing sensitive data over https.

How would i make sure that the proxy in the middle doesn't have insight in the data (without modifying the client (browser), js / additional domain names & servers only.

The solutions only goal is to prevent the public proxy attack layer. (theoretical)

Safety of using web based proxy?

Lets say for example I have to use a public online proxy like  https://www.zend2.com to load a PHP webpage controlled by me containing sensitive data over HTTPS.

How would I make sure that the proxy in the middle doesn't have insight in the data without modifying the client (browser), JavaScript and/or additional domain names and servers.

The solution's only goal is to prevent the public proxy attack layer (theoretical).

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Safety of using online proxy?

Lets say for example I have to use a public online proxy like https://www.zend2.com

to load a php webpage controlled by me containing sensitive data over https.

How would i make sure that the proxy in the middle doesn't have insight in the data (without modifying the client (browser), js / additional domain names & servers only.

The solutions only goal is to prevent the public proxy attack layer. (theoretical)