exactly how that can help with html... if your proxy could filter out 'bad' html somehow that would be useful. I don't know if it would take more apps than iptables to filter out ads, javascript and stuff like that.
The easiest thing I have for filtering out ads is to run my own DNS that claims to be the master for the domains that host those ads, and then just have a wildcard CNAME record that points to an empty HTTP server of my own.
ie ...
zone "doubleclick.net" IN { type master; file "db.hidethem"; notify no; };
zone "link4ads.com" IN { type master; file "db.hidethem"; notify no; };www A 192.168.0.6 * CNAME www
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