| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
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| ProxyBridge-Setup-4.2.0.exe | 2026-10-17 | 805.1 kB | |
| README.md | 2026-10-17 | 2.6 kB | |
| v4.2.0 - Windows source code.tar.gz | 2026-10-17 | 15.5 MB | |
| v4.2.0 - Windows source code.zip | 2026-10-17 | 15.6 MB | |
| Totals: 4 Items | 31.8 MB | 0 | |
ProxyBridge v4.2.0 (Windows)
β¨ What's new
β―οΈ Main switch: pause ProxyBridge without closing it (#219)
- Proxy β Enable ProxyBridge, or right-click the tray icon, switches every rule off and on again.
- While paused, new connections go out directly (proxy rules and block rules don't apply). The window title and tray tooltip show (PAUSED).
- Connections already being proxied keep working until they end.
- ProxyBridge always starts enabled; the switch isn't remembered between runs.
π Search in the Proxy Rules window (#248)
- A search box at the top right filters the list as you type. A rule is shown when it contains every word you type (case-insensitive) in its name, applications, hosts, ports, protocol, action or proxy, for example
chrome github. - Ctrl+F jumps to the box, typing while the list has focus starts a search, Enter / Down go to the matching rules, Esc clears.
- Edit, Clone, Remove and the enable check boxes work on the rules you see. Move Up / Move Down are only available when no search is active.
π One Target Hosts field for IPs and domains (#251)
- IP addresses, ranges and domain names now go in the same field and can be mixed:
10.*.*.*; github.com; *.google.com. - The box is multiline, up to 8191 characters (it was about 254). One entry per line is fine; line breaks are only for readability and
;separates entries. - A rule matches when the connection's IP matches an IP entry or its domain matches a domain entry. Before, a rule with both an IP list and a domain list needed both to match.
- A domain typed in the IP part, which used to silently match nothing, now just works.
- Profile files still save
TargetHostsandTargetDomains, so profiles stay compatible with macOS, Linux and older versions.
π "Also proxy localhost traffic" is now per rule
- The global Localhost via Proxy menu item is gone. Each PROXY rule has its own Also proxy localhost traffic checkbox, off by default, so one app (for example a browser) can have its
127.0.0.1/::1traffic proxied while another (for examplecurl) keeps it direct. - Existing profiles keep behaving the same: an old profile's global setting becomes the default for each of its rules.
π οΈ Smaller changes and fixes
- Text conversions in profile loading and saving are always properly terminated and sized for long values; a corrupt or oversized profile can no longer overflow a buffer.
- The Rules list is wider for Hosts, and the Domains column is gone (merged into Hosts).