Tiny Proxy

A small footprint proxy extension. Allows simple and complex settings. Quick and easy to switch between proxies.

What is Tiny Proxy?

Tiny Proxy is a Chrome extension that enables users to manage multiple proxy servers and quickly switch between them. It supports various types of proxies, including server, PAC, alias, switch, and pool. With Tiny Proxy, you can specify rules to select which websites are proxied or not. The extension also allows you to add temporary proxy rules and import proxies from known websites. Please note that proxy authentication is not yet supported. Visit our online help page for detailed explanations and screenshots.

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By: Achernar

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Users: 92 ▼ -3

Version: 0.6.3 (Last updated: 2020-03-11)

Creation date: 2020-03-10

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

proxy
contextMenus
<all_urls>

Size: 63.75K

Email: ac*****@gmx.com

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# 73118 ▼ 1040

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#8751 in Developer Tools ▼ 60 #191 in proxy keyword 77 ▼ 15

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Extension summary

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Tiny proxy allows you to manage multiple proxy servers, and to change easily between them.

You can specify a set of rules to select which websites are proxied, or not, by your different servers. The current proxy settings are defined by Tiny Proxy as PAC scripts.

This extension is a work in progress. Your input is welcome (and please, do).

TP implements the following types of proxies:

"server": all other "proxies" are directly/indirectly using one or several "server" proxies
"PAC": currently only supports local PAC script code.
"alias": shortcut to any of the other types of proxies.
"switch": list of rules to fine-tune the websites to use with or without a proxy
"pool": if you have a set of unreliable proxies you can group them in "pools" and let chrome select the first valid one.

TP allows you to add temporary proxy rules (see popup). This way you can combine multiples proxy profiles.