Proxy Surfer

Proxy Surfer is a Chrome extension that allows you to manage and use HTTP proxies easily. You can fetch the latest proxy list, start a proxy, and disconnect from a proxy directly from the extension's popup interface.

Features

• Fetch the latest proxy list from ProxyScrape
• Start a proxy from the list
• Disconnect from the current proxy
• Display the current proxy status

Installation

1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/MotoAcidic/Proxy-Surfer.git
   cd proxy-loader

2. Open Chrome and navigate to chrome://extensions/.

3. Enable "Developer mode" by toggling the switch in the top right corner.

4. Click on the "Load unpacked" button and select the directory where you cloned the repository.

Usage

1. Click on the Proxy Surfer extension icon in the Chrome toolbar to open the popup.

2. Use the buttons in the popup to manage proxies:

   • Fetch Latest Proxy List: Fetches the latest proxy list from ProxyScrape and displays it in the popup.
   • Start Proxy: Starts a random proxy from the list.
   • Start with Intervals: Starts proxies at regular intervals (feature to be implemented).
   • Set Next Proxy: Sets the next proxy in the list (feature to be implemented).
   • Load Proxy List from File: Load a list of proxies from a file.
   • Download Proxy List: Downloads the latest proxy list from ProxyScrape and saves it as a file.
   • Disconnect Proxy: Disconnects the current proxy.

3. The status section in the popup will display the current proxy status and any relevant messages.

4. To load a proxy list from a file:

   • Click on the Load Downloaded Proxy List button and select the file containing the proxy list.

5. To download the latest proxy list:

   • Click on the Download Proxy List button to download the latest proxy list from ProxyScrape and save it as a file.

Files

• background.js: Handles background tasks such as applying and disconnecting proxies.
• popup.js: Manages the popup interface and interactions with the background script.
• popup.html: The HTML file for the popup interface.
• default_proxies.json: A default list of proxies.
• manifest.json: The Chrome extension manifest file.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.