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MTNphProxy
Lightweight local Windows HTTP proxy with logging and ban list
MTNphProxy is simple and small local HTTP proxy for Windows that supports logging and ban list. Features: * Console-alike window for real-time request logging * Possibility to dump all requests and/or responses * Can handle ban list to block unwanted web content * Multi-threaded application, small memory footprint and CPU usage * Proven stability Limitations: * Windows only at this time * Supports only HTTP -
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A set of tools (proxy, analyzer, proxy database maintenance tools) in Perl. Of interest to those whose Internet access is blocked or censored. The tools provide an 'abstraction' of uncensored outside services, inside the censoring firewall/proxy.
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WebMounty is a http proxy developed in Java to restrict access to webpages not suited for the younger audience.
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Squrelayerproxy is a project aimed for adding more privacy for existing messengers, proxy and security features. For windows you have a free and good HTTP proxy and in linux we have a shell-wrapper based on provocation-answer customizable secret algorith
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jSense aims to be a totally autonomous content filter that analyses pages with XML based filter definitions. Its proxy server base will ultimately have support for many protocols other than HTTP. It utilizes pure java and XML.
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