cordova-plugin-chrome-apps-proxy
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This plugin provides the ability to set a proxy for the app.
This plugin provides the ability to set a proxy for HTTP(S) and FTP traffic generated within the app (by the browser runtime). It does not affect any other apps on the system.
This plugin is experimental and not yet well-tested.
On Android, this plugin provides a partial implementation of the chrome.proxy API. Only the "fixed_servers" and "direct" modes are supported. Only the "http" and "socks5" schemes are supported, and the bypassList setting is only supported for the "http" scheme.
On iOS, only the "http" and "socks5" schemes are supported.
Currently, bypassList is not supported on either platform.
Other platforms are not supported.
The API reference is here.
FAQs
This plugin provides the ability to set a proxy for the app.
We found that cordova-plugin-chrome-apps-proxy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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