Proxy Tunnel 作者： Libor Benes (Dr. B)
Sidebar reference for Linux traffic proxy/tunnel tools (proxychains, torsocks, proxybind, tsocks, sshuttle, redsocks, socat, chisel) with grouped commands and descriptions. • Security-First. All client-side. No telemetry. No data collection.
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🏛 About Proxy Tunnel:
Proxy Tunnel surfaces a curated, searchable reference of Linux traffic proxy/tunnel tools in one sidebar, color-coded and copy-ready, without leaving the page you're on and without the need to reach for man pages or scattered project docs.
📐 Desktop Sidebar Design:
🔎 Live Filter: Type to narrow all 8 tools by name, command text, description, or category.
🗂 Three Categories: Library preloaders, transparent tunneling, and port forwarding and pivoting, each with its own header.
📋 Click-to-Copy: Click the Copy button next to any command to copy it to the clipboard.
🎨 Neon Terminal Theme: Commands in green, categories in magenta, on a dark background for high contrast.
⚙ How It Works — Nothing Sent Anywhere:
• Proxy Tunnel's entire 16-command reference is bundled as static, hand-authored data; nothing is fetched or looked up externally.
• Filtering and rendering happen entirely client-side.
• Every row and label is built with safe, text-only DOM methods — nothing is ever inserted as HTML.
• The only privileged action is writing a copied command to your clipboard when you click it.
📚 Command Coverage:
There's no single canonical list of "the proxy tools that matter." Proxy Tunnel's built-in reference covers 8 of the ones you'll actually use — library preloaders that wrap a single program, transparent tunneling tools that work at the routing level, and general-purpose port forwarding tools — grouped into 3 categories.
📊 What You See:
📇 Category Header: Groups tools under library preloaders, transparent tunneling, or port forwarding and pivoting.
🔧 Tool Entry: The tool's name and purpose, expandable to its commands.
⌨ Command Row: The command, its description, and a copy affordance.
🔎 Empty State: A clear "no matches" message when your filter returns nothing.
🖥 Features:
🎨 Neon Color Coding — Commands in green, categories in magenta, cyan focus states — always readable, always high-contrast.
🔎 Instant Filtering — Narrows the full list as you type, across tools, commands, descriptions, and categories.
📋 One-Click Copy — Copy any command straight to the clipboard.
🗂 Three Clear Categories — Library preloaders, transparent tunneling, port forwarding and pivoting.
🪶 Zero Outbound Network Footprint — The extension itself never contacts any server.
🎯 Perfect for:
• Sysadmins and developers who route traffic through proxies or tunnels but don't keep every tool's syntax memorized.
• Security researchers and pentesters who switch between several of these tools in one engagement.
• Anyone learning the difference between a preloader like Proxychains and a transparent tunnel like Sshuttle.
• Students exploring how Linux network proxying actually works.
🔒 Security-First Architecture:
✅ No Data Collection — Explicitly declared in manifest.json.
✅ No Telemetry — No analytics, no tracking, no third-party requests.
✅ No eval() or innerHTML — Safe, text-only DOM methods throughout.
✅ No Persistent Storage — No preferences or data are saved; nothing survives beyond the current sidebar session.
✅ No Network Access — No host permissions requested, no network requests made.
✅ Permissions Matched to Function — clipboardWrite only, for the Copy action — nothing more.
🛠 Technical Details:
• Compatibility: Firefox 140.0+ Desktop only.
• Runtime Execution RAM Footprint: ~17 KB (core scripts: manifest.json + sidebar.html + style.css + script.js + data.js).
• Total Extension Download/Install Size: ~43 KB (including README.md).
• Compressed Folder (.zip): ~15 KB.
• Network requests: None initiated by the extension.
• Storage: None. No browser.storage API is used.
• Permissions requested: clipboardWrite only.
• Data Collection: None (explicitly declared).
⚠ Limitations:
📚 Curated, Not Exhaustive — 16 of the most commonly used commands across 8 tools are covered; less common flags and configuration options aren't included.
🖥 Desktop Only — Firefox sidebars are not available on Android.
🔧 Assumes Standard Syntax — Commands reflect each tool's common defaults; flags and paths may need adjusting for your setup.
🧠 Reference Only — Doesn't run any of these tools, open a connection, or touch your network config; it's a lookup tool, not an integration.
⚠ Legal Disclaimer:
Proxy Tunnel is an independent browser extension developed for informational and reference purposes. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any way officially connected to Proxychains, Torsocks, Sshuttle, Redsocks, Socat, Chisel, any other tool referenced within it, Mozilla Corporation, Firefox, or any other entity or brand mentioned within the extension.
Proxy Tunnel surfaces a curated, searchable reference of Linux traffic proxy/tunnel tools in one sidebar, color-coded and copy-ready, without leaving the page you're on and without the need to reach for man pages or scattered project docs.
📐 Desktop Sidebar Design:
🔎 Live Filter: Type to narrow all 8 tools by name, command text, description, or category.
🗂 Three Categories: Library preloaders, transparent tunneling, and port forwarding and pivoting, each with its own header.
📋 Click-to-Copy: Click the Copy button next to any command to copy it to the clipboard.
🎨 Neon Terminal Theme: Commands in green, categories in magenta, on a dark background for high contrast.
⚙ How It Works — Nothing Sent Anywhere:
• Proxy Tunnel's entire 16-command reference is bundled as static, hand-authored data; nothing is fetched or looked up externally.
• Filtering and rendering happen entirely client-side.
• Every row and label is built with safe, text-only DOM methods — nothing is ever inserted as HTML.
• The only privileged action is writing a copied command to your clipboard when you click it.
📚 Command Coverage:
There's no single canonical list of "the proxy tools that matter." Proxy Tunnel's built-in reference covers 8 of the ones you'll actually use — library preloaders that wrap a single program, transparent tunneling tools that work at the routing level, and general-purpose port forwarding tools — grouped into 3 categories.
📊 What You See:
📇 Category Header: Groups tools under library preloaders, transparent tunneling, or port forwarding and pivoting.
🔧 Tool Entry: The tool's name and purpose, expandable to its commands.
⌨ Command Row: The command, its description, and a copy affordance.
🔎 Empty State: A clear "no matches" message when your filter returns nothing.
🖥 Features:
🎨 Neon Color Coding — Commands in green, categories in magenta, cyan focus states — always readable, always high-contrast.
🔎 Instant Filtering — Narrows the full list as you type, across tools, commands, descriptions, and categories.
📋 One-Click Copy — Copy any command straight to the clipboard.
🗂 Three Clear Categories — Library preloaders, transparent tunneling, port forwarding and pivoting.
🪶 Zero Outbound Network Footprint — The extension itself never contacts any server.
🎯 Perfect for:
• Sysadmins and developers who route traffic through proxies or tunnels but don't keep every tool's syntax memorized.
• Security researchers and pentesters who switch between several of these tools in one engagement.
• Anyone learning the difference between a preloader like Proxychains and a transparent tunnel like Sshuttle.
• Students exploring how Linux network proxying actually works.
🔒 Security-First Architecture:
✅ No Data Collection — Explicitly declared in manifest.json.
✅ No Telemetry — No analytics, no tracking, no third-party requests.
✅ No eval() or innerHTML — Safe, text-only DOM methods throughout.
✅ No Persistent Storage — No preferences or data are saved; nothing survives beyond the current sidebar session.
✅ No Network Access — No host permissions requested, no network requests made.
✅ Permissions Matched to Function — clipboardWrite only, for the Copy action — nothing more.
🛠 Technical Details:
• Compatibility: Firefox 140.0+ Desktop only.
• Runtime Execution RAM Footprint: ~17 KB (core scripts: manifest.json + sidebar.html + style.css + script.js + data.js).
• Total Extension Download/Install Size: ~43 KB (including README.md).
• Compressed Folder (.zip): ~15 KB.
• Network requests: None initiated by the extension.
• Storage: None. No browser.storage API is used.
• Permissions requested: clipboardWrite only.
• Data Collection: None (explicitly declared).
⚠ Limitations:
📚 Curated, Not Exhaustive — 16 of the most commonly used commands across 8 tools are covered; less common flags and configuration options aren't included.
🖥 Desktop Only — Firefox sidebars are not available on Android.
🔧 Assumes Standard Syntax — Commands reflect each tool's common defaults; flags and paths may need adjusting for your setup.
🧠 Reference Only — Doesn't run any of these tools, open a connection, or touch your network config; it's a lookup tool, not an integration.
⚠ Legal Disclaimer:
Proxy Tunnel is an independent browser extension developed for informational and reference purposes. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or in any way officially connected to Proxychains, Torsocks, Sshuttle, Redsocks, Socat, Chisel, any other tool referenced within it, Mozilla Corporation, Firefox, or any other entity or brand mentioned within the extension.
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