Privoxy modified

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Privoxy is a tool I use daily, and I’ve customized its rules to route different domains through different proxies. For instance, when accessing Google Gemini, I route it through a less commonly used node to reduce the chance of being flagged by security measures.

{+forward-override{forward .}}
/

{+forward-override{forward-socks5 127.0.0.1:9090 .}}
.youtube.com/
antigravity-unleash.goog/
.google.ae/
.google.com/
.googleusercontent.com/
.gstatic.com/
.withgoogle.com/
.chromeenterprise.google/
.googleapis.com/
.googlesource.com/
.googlevideo.com/
.google-analytics.com/
.googlesyndication.com/

{+forward-override{forward-socks5 127.0.0.1:8080 .}}
.forum.exetools.com/

Modifications based on the official 4.1.0 release:

1. Added DPI Awareness to prevent text in the log window from becoming blurry on high-resolution displays.
2. Added CMake project files to support MSVC + vcpkg compilation on Windows. The original code could only be compiled with Cygwin, which was inconvenient. I prefer using Visual Studio for debugging. The CMake project currently only supports Windows.

Dependencies required for setup:

vcpkg install pcre2:x64-windows-static openssl:x64-windows-static zlib:x64-windows-static

Why haven’t I submitted these changes to the official Privoxy repository?
Because the CMake project would need to support all platforms and every possible build option, which is a bit cumbersome.

The Privoxy code can also be modified into a static library and linked into software that requires proxy functionality. Pay attention to its GPLv2 license.

https://github.com/z16166/Privoxy

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1. Privoxy Rewritten in Rust (Open Source)
Tested only on Windows, where the HTTP request forwarding works as expected. HTTP content filtering has not been thoroughly tested.
NOT for production use.

https://github.com/z16166/privoxy-rust

(Mixing Rust crates like libui-rs, winit, and tray-icon may require a lot of hacking to solve various window-related issues.)

2. Data Proxy/Forwarding Software Written in Rust
Forwards incoming SOCKS4/SOCKS5/SOCKS5h/HTTP packets to an upstream SOCKS5/SOCKS5h/HTTP proxy based on defined rules.
Tested solely on Windows.

https://github.com/z16166/simple_forwarder