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Browser-in-Browser
- bahador 2y agoI may be missing the point of this, other than maybe being able to bypassing some network filtering. At first I was excited, thinking perhaps it's browser based and that it somehow bypassed CORS. But upon further inspection, it's piping everything through their domain. I have no idea whether or not they're trustworthy. I would not be submitting any credentials with this.
- jeeyoungk 2y agoLooking at the traffic, isn't this literally MITM'ing all your traffic? This actually should be marked as [Flagged]; there's absolutely no reason why anyone should be using this.
- jeeyoungk 2y agoGoogle smartly even refuses you from attempting to log in.
- vunderba 2y agoYeah this reminds me of those super sketchy "Browse Anonymously" websites which would act as a proxy between you and the internet.
- pockybum522 2y agoIsn't that what a browser does?
- wdrw 2y agoOh, I built something like this as a hobby project a few years ago! Still online (with a now-expired cert...), but very likely to go down with even a bit of usage : ) Still, here it is: https://fasterbadger.com https://fasterbadger.com
- venkat223 2y agoNot working not opening
- paulgb 2y agoFrom the open source project[1], it seems like the core of this is a stateful HTTP proxy that syncs cookies and localStorage with the client. I guess that’s enough to make most things work? I do wonder how they are getting around JavaScript frame-busting and that sort of thing, assuming they are. I was hoping they were doing something fun like running the JS engine in wasm, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. [1] https://github.com/binary-person/rammerhead https://github.com/binary-person/rammerhead
- koolala 2y agoI want to run a proxy like this on Node.js on my phone.
- jacob_249 2y agoIt's blocked for me