AutoProxy is a simple tool that will automatically change your Windows proxy settings when your IP configuration (address, gateway, etc.) changes.
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- If you decide not to use GHFW you will need to:
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- We use "A successful Git branching model". What this means is that:
- You need to branch off of the develop branch when creating new features or non-critical bug fixes.
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- You should wait for us to accept the pull request (or you can cancel it) before committing to that branch again.
AutoProxy uses profiles to configure your network. Each network that you configure in AutoProxy is checked against your current settings and if one matches your Windows proxy settings are updated. Type the name of the network into the drop down box at the top of the AutoProxy window and click the "+" button to add a new profile.
There is also the "(Default)" profile. This is a special profile that is activated in the event that no other profiles are matched - you should usually leave it blank.
The configuration window closely mirrors the Windows proxy settings window, so it should be familiar. The "detection" contains information about how AutoProxy should detect the network, in most cases clicking "Current" while connected to that network will get the correct values for you.
AutoProxy uses the BSD 3-clause license, which can be found in license.txt.
Additional Restrictions
- We only accept code that is compatible with the BSD license (essentially, MIT and Public Domain).
- Copying copy-left (GPL-style) code is strictly forbidden.