Proxied

Tracking since Apr 4, 2026.

Changelog

• Apr 28, 2026
  description

  Proxied — a minimal SOCKS5/HTTP proxy manager with an auto-learning mode.
  
  HIGHLIGHTS
  • One-click toggle per proxy from the toolbar popup. Icon turns green when the proxy is reachable, red when it's down, neutral when off.
  • Supports SOCKS5 / SOCKS4 / HTTP / HTTPS upstreams (socks5://host:1080, http://host:8080, …).
  • Three routing modes per entry:
    – Whitelist: only listed domains go through the proxy.
    – Blacklist: everything goes through the proxy except listed domains (localhost is always bypassed).
    – Auto: starts as whitelist, then silently learns. When a page fails with ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED, the hostname is added to the proxied list and the tab reloads — no babysitting.
  • Domain matching by suffix (example.com also covers api.example.com, *.example.com supported) or by regex for power users.
  • Live health check: every 5s a generate_204 probe via the proxy confirms it's actually routing, not just configured. The icon reflects real connectivity, not wishful thinking.
  • Manage any number of proxies side-by-side — pick the active one with a single click, rename, edit, or drop entries inline. Only one is active at a time; toggling a new one replaces the previous.
  • "Clear learned" button to reset an auto-mode proxy's accumulated hostname list.
  • Generates its own PAC script under the hood — no external tools, no system proxy juggling.
  
  USE CASES
  • Route a handful of internal tools through a corp/VPN SOCKS tunnel, leave the rest of the web direct.
  • Debug a staging environment reachable only via a bastion, without breaking the rest of your session.
  • Point a single domain at a local proxy (mitmproxy, Charles, a dev socks tunnel) while browsing normally elsewhere.
  • Let auto-mode figure out which internal hostnames belong behind the tunnel instead of maintaining a list by hand.
  
  OPEN SOURCE
  Source on GitHub — https://github.com/Matthour/proxied

  Toggle a proxy on, decide which domains tunnel through it, or let auto-mode figure it out from failed DNS lookups.
  
  USE CASES
  • Route a handful of internal tools through a corp/VPN SOCKS tunnel, leave the rest of the web direct.
  • Debug a staging environment reachable only via a bastion, without breaking the rest of your session.
  • Point a single domain at a local proxy (mitmproxy, Charles, a dev socks tunnel) while browsing normally elsewhere.
  • Let auto-mode figure out which internal hostnames belong behind the tunnel instead of maintaining a list by hand.
  
  HIGHLIGHTS
  • One-click toggle per proxy from the toolbar popup. Icon turns green when the proxy is reachable, red when it's down, neutral when off.
  • Supports SOCKS5 / SOCKS4 / HTTP / HTTPS upstreams (socks5://host:1080, http://host:8080, …).
  • Three routing modes per entry:
    – Whitelist: only listed domains go through the proxy.
    – Blacklist: everything goes through the proxy except listed domains (localhost is always bypassed).
    – Auto: starts as whitelist, then silently learns. When a page fails with ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED, the hostname is added to the proxied list and the tab reloads — no babysitting.
  • Domain matching by suffix (example.com also covers api.example.com, *.example.com supported) or by regex for power users.
  • Live health check: every 5s a generate_204 probe via the proxy confirms it's actually routing, not just configured. The icon reflects real connectivity, not wishful thinking.
  • Manage any number of proxies side-by-side — pick the active one with a single click, rename, edit, or drop entries inline. Only one is active at a time; toggling a new one replaces the previous.
  • "Clear learned" button to reset an auto-mode proxy's accumulated hostname list.
  • Generates its own PAC script under the hood — no external tools, no system proxy juggling.
  
  OPEN SOURCE
  Source on GitHub — https://github.com/Matthour/proxied

• Apr 17, 2026
  description

  SOCKS5 proxy manager for Chrome. Toggle proxies on/off, route specific domains through a tunnel using suffix or regex matching, or let the AUTO mode learn which domains need proxying — when a DNS lookup fails, the extension automatically routes the domain through your proxy and reloads the page. Learned domains persist across sessions.
  
  https://github.com/Matthour/proxied

  Proxied — a minimal SOCKS5/HTTP proxy manager with an auto-learning mode.
  
  HIGHLIGHTS
  • One-click toggle per proxy from the toolbar popup. Icon turns green when the proxy is reachable, red when it's down, neutral when off.
  • Supports SOCKS5 / SOCKS4 / HTTP / HTTPS upstreams (socks5://host:1080, http://host:8080, …).
  • Three routing modes per entry:
    – Whitelist: only listed domains go through the proxy.
    – Blacklist: everything goes through the proxy except listed domains (localhost is always bypassed).
    – Auto: starts as whitelist, then silently learns. When a page fails with ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED, the hostname is added to the proxied list and the tab reloads — no babysitting.
  • Domain matching by suffix (example.com also covers api.example.com, *.example.com supported) or by regex for power users.
  • Live health check: every 5s a generate_204 probe via the proxy confirms it's actually routing, not just configured. The icon reflects real connectivity, not wishful thinking.
  • Manage any number of proxies side-by-side — pick the active one with a single click, rename, edit, or drop entries inline. Only one is active at a time; toggling a new one replaces the previous.
  • "Clear learned" button to reset an auto-mode proxy's accumulated hostname list.
  • Generates its own PAC script under the hood — no external tools, no system proxy juggling.
  
  USE CASES
  • Route a handful of internal tools through a corp/VPN SOCKS tunnel, leave the rest of the web direct.
  • Debug a staging environment reachable only via a bastion, without breaking the rest of your session.
  • Point a single domain at a local proxy (mitmproxy, Charles, a dev socks tunnel) while browsing normally elsewhere.
  • Let auto-mode figure out which internal hostnames belong behind the tunnel instead of maintaining a list by hand.
  
  OPEN SOURCE
  Source on GitHub — https://github.com/Matthour/proxied

Permissions & access

Permissions

proxystoragewebNavigation

Host access

https://www.google.com/*

Screenshots