Lumen Proxy Autor: qxroid1

Lumen Proxy sends the sites you choose through your own proxy server and leaves everything else alone.

YOUR LIST
• Add the current site in one click from the toolbar popup. A domain covers all its subdomains.
• Built for large lists: instant search with highlighting, bulk add, move between lists, undo, import and export as
.txt.
• Exceptions: sites in the "Direct" list always open directly. When rules overlap, the more specific one wins.

PAC SCRIPTS
• Connect a PAC script by link (updated automatically) or paste it as text.
• Combine it with your own lists: your lists are checked first, and sites the PAC sends to a proxy can go through your
own server instead.
• A new version of the script is checked for errors before it is applied. A broken one is not applied.

PROTECTION
• Block DIRECT: if the proxy is down, sites from your lists do not open instead of silently going direct.
• Local addresses (localhost, your router, 192.168., .local) stay direct. They are detected without DNS queries.
• WebRTC: keep calls as they are, hide local addresses, or allow proxy only.

EVERYDAY USE
• Three modes: off, by rules, all traffic.
• HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies; username and password for HTTP and HTTPS proxies.
• The popup shows where the current site goes and which rule decided it.
• "Check an address" shows the route for any site with the current settings.
• Light and dark theme follow the browser. English and Russian interface.

PRIVACY
Lumen collects nothing and sends nothing anywhere. Settings and passwords stay in your browser's local storage and are
never synced. The only request the extension makes on its own is downloading the PAC script from the address you
entered.

PERMISSIONS
• Proxy: to route traffic.
• Run in private windows: Firefox lets extensions change proxy settings only with this permission. After installation
Lumen shows step-by-step instructions.
• Access to websites, asked only when needed: to pass your proxy username and password, and to download the PAC script
from its site.
• Privacy settings, optional: only if you change WebRTC behavior.

Free software under the MIT license.