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    ProxyPin

    ProxyPin

    Open source free capture HTTP(S) traffic software ProxyPin

    ProxyPin is a full-featured, cross-platform HTTP(S) traffic capture and proxy tool. Developed in Flutter, it enables interception, inspection, rewriting, and blocking of network traffic across devices via scans and QR-based connection. It supports scripting, filtering, statistics, and integrates HTTP/2, zstd, WebSocket parsing, and AES tools.
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    P2Lan Transfer

    P2Lan Transfer

    Make LAN transfers easy, no server needed

    Github: https://github.com/TrongAJTT/p2lan-transfer. You want to transfer file between your devices and view them immediately, but: - Cable transfer: Fast, but the process of navigating and selecting photos on the laptop is unintuitive. - Third-party OTT apps: Inconvenient for sending many files, and photos may lose quality due to compression. - Cloud storage: Convenient and maintains photo quality, but requires the annoying extra step of deleting files afterward. Then, P2Lan...
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