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V2Fly
A platform for building proxies to bypass network restrictions
...V2Ray can open multiple protocol support at the same time, including Socks, HTTP, Shadowsoks and VMess. The transmission carrier can be set separately for each protocol, such as TCP, mKCP and WebSocket. Nodes of V2Ray can be disguised as a normal website (HTTPS) to confuse its traffic with normal web traffic to avoid third-party interference. Universal reverse proxy support can achieve intranet penetration. -
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scrapy-proxy-headers
Handle custom proxy headers when making HTTPS requests in scrapy
The scrapy-proxy-headers package is designed for adding proxy headers to HTTPS requests in Scrapy. In normal usage, custom headers put in request.headers cannot be read by a proxy when you make a HTTPS request, because the headers are encrypted and passed through the proxy tunnel, along with the rest of the request body. You can read more about this at Proxy Server Requests over HTTPS. Because Scrapy does not have a good way to pass custom headers to a proxy when you make HTTPS requests, we at ProxyMesh made this extension to support our customers that use Scrapy and want to use custom headers to control our proxy behavior. ... -
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python-proxy-headers
Handle custom proxy headers when making HTTPS requests in python
The python-proxy-headers package provides support for handling custom proxy headers when making HTTPS requests in various python modules. We currently provide extensions to the following packages: urllib3 requests aiohttp httpx None of these modules provide good support for parsing custom response headers from proxy servers. And some of them make it hard to send custom headers to proxy servers. So we at ProxyMesh made these extension modules to support our customers that use Python and want to use custom headers to control our proxy behavior. ... -
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Simple DNSCrypt
A simple management tool for dnscrypt-proxy
SimpleDnsCrypt is a user-friendly graphical interface for dnscrypt-proxy, designed to make encrypted DNS resolution simple and accessible for Windows users who want to improve their privacy and security without delving into complex command-line tools. It provides an intuitive control panel where individuals can enable DNS encryption (such as DNS-over-HTTPS or DNS-over-TLS), select trusted resolvers, and configure advanced options like upstream resolver lists, fallback settings, and filtering rules. By abstracting the complexity of DNS encryption setup, SimpleDnsCrypt helps protect users from ISP tracking, DNS spoofing, and on-path attacks that intercept or tamper with standard DNS lookups. ... -
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