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    HTTP Proxy Client is the set of libraries and scripts, provides transparent access to Internet via HTTP proxy tunnel for programms, which uses TCP/IP for communication. The tunnel provided by CONNECT method of HTTP proxy. Supported external DNS resolving.
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    proxysocket

    Portable C library for proxy client support using standard SOCKETs.

    Cross-platform C library to establish TCP connections using a proxy. Supports different connection methods: - no proxy (optionally allowing to bind to a local address and/or port) - HTTP proxy: only CONNECT method, only without authentication or basic authentication - SOCKS4: without IDENT functionality - SOCKS5 (RFC 1928): only without authentication or username/password Features: - Currently only support IPv4 TCP connections. - Returns a standard operating system SOCKET that can be manipulated by standard operating system functions like send() and recv(). - Supports daisy-chaining multiple proxies. - Can also be used for direct connections (without proxy) optionally binding to a local address and/or port.
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