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    Pipy

    Pipy

    Pipy is a programmable proxy for the cloud, edge and IoT

    Pipy is a high performance programmable proxy for the cloud, edge and IoT. Its core is written in C++ with excellent cross-platform capability. It is both high performance and low resource. Pipy comes with a built-in JavaScript engine that allows easy custom logic implementation with the simple JS syntax, greatly reducing the complexity in high-performance network programming. It is suitable for a variety of hardware architectures including x86, ARM64, Loongson and RISC-V. It is also...
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    ProxyCat supplies a whole solution of Proxy, including proxy server exploration, validation, scoring and proxy list exchanging by means of peer-to-peer. User can surf the internet via the auto-generated fast and stable proxy. HTTP/HTTPS SOCKS are both
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    MSN ProxIRC is an IRC proxy (server) written in C++ which makes use of libMSN and OpenSSL. Whatever IRC server you are proxying, it shows virtual rooms to chat directly with your MSN contacts. Thread-safe and blazing fast.
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