Front end proxy; made for beginners (don't use this if you're serious about making a proxy site)
why you might want to use this: works with all front end hosts easily integratable since it can be hosted on a frontend you can put it on azure which is usually never blocked!
main way to use it:
iframe a game url or app/site in one of your sites (hopefully apps as you should just find source code for games but I'm assuming you're proxying multiplayer games to have multiplayer connectivity) with the url such as mydevprxsite.com/?url=https://play.geforcenow.com
or something, or have it on a html file
when you shouldn't use this: when you want to use this only for proxying sites, yes this means that proxying sites is 100x easier (imo) but deploying your own clone becomes useless so if your devprx url gets blocked either you're gonna have to tell people how to make their own devprx url or incorporate simple-bare with your backend which makes frontend proxies useless
instructions:
- deploy https://github.com/DoxrGitHub/simple-bare, host that on flow, hop.io, glitch, or even replit! (the filters doesn't care about this)
- CHANGE LINE 3 IN
uv/uv.config.js
(the file nameduv.config.js
in theuv
folder) and put inhttps://
+ the url that simple-bare is on +/edu/
this is required for devprx to work!! - (I just made a repo for this lol) host https://github.com/DoxrGitHub/dev-prx anywhere (frontend hosts) or integrate this in a file like prx.html
- iframe the site as
myproxysite.com/?url=https://example.com
or if you integrated itproxy.html?url=https://example.com
where example.com is proxied!
yes this is for extreme beginners and anyone more experienced should be able to easily incorporate a uv backend with their project (it's not that hard) but if you can't do that just use devprx
an example hosted on cloudflare pages: https://doxrcfuv.pages.dev