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This repository aggregates tools, guides, and configuration files aimed at enabling network access in restrictive environments across desktop and mobile platforms. It collects client applications, one-click browser bundles, configuration examples, and references for widely used proxy and tunneling technologies. The emphasis is on approachability: instructions, packaged builds, and links are organized so non-experts can find a workable setup for their device. Because endpoint reliability and availability change over time, the project is maintained as a living resource with frequent updates and alternatives. ...

Roomler replaces Tailscale, TeamViewer and Microsoft Teams with one daemon and one web app. Every machine you enroll joins a private WireGuard mesh with stable IPs and MagicDNS. Open any of those machines' desktops in a browser tab, forward a port, run a SOCKS5 proxy, or SSH in with no sshd and no open port - plus team chat and HD video calls on the same server. Traffic is peer-to-peer and end-to-end encrypted: the server only coordinates auth, policy and signalling, and never sees your pixels, keystrokes, files or tunnelled bytes. Self-host it free on unlimited devices - same code as the hosted service, no crippled community build, no licence key, no phone-home - or use the hosted service at roomler.ai. ...

Next generation tracker and advertisement blocker. Privaxy is a MITM HTTP(s) proxy that sits in between HTTP(s) talking applications, such as a web browser and HTTP servers, such as those serving websites. By establishing a two-way tunnel between both ends, Privaxy is able to block network requests based on URL patterns and to inject scripts as well as styles into HTML documents. Operating at a lower level, Privaxy is both more efficient as well as more streamlined than browser add-on-based blockers. ...

...It is useful for pair programming, collaborative debugging, remote help, or accessing systems behind NAT without setting up a traditional proxy server. The project includes a command-line workflow and an in-browser client, so a session can be joined through a static web page when needed. It supports custom commands, allowing users to share a shell, a tmux session, or another terminal-based process. The tool also includes non-interactive and one-way connection options for specialized workflows such as attaching to a build server session. webtty is experimental but practical, combining Go, WebRTC, and browser-based terminal access into a lightweight collaboration tool.