ProxyBridge v2.0 — Major Update 🚀
ProxyBridge version 2.0 comes with multiple major features, improvements, and bug fixes to enhance stability, compatibility, and control.
🆕 New Features
- UDP Proxy Support — You can now route UDP traffic through your proxy.
- Proxy Authentication — Supports both HTTP Basic Auth and SOCKS5 Authentication.
- Proxy Tester — Built-in proxy connection tester to verify ProxyBridge and proxy server connections.
- System Connection Logging — Log all system TCP and UDP connections with process IDs, even without rules.
- Proxy Rule Enhancements
- Add multiple process names in a single rule.
- Process name now supports wildcards (e.g.
firefo*.exeor*.bin). - Rules now support Port and IP-based routing — specify individual ports, IPs, ranges, or wildcard IPs.
- Rules support protocol-based routing — create rules for TCP, UDP, or BOTH.
- Add full process path instead of just the process name. You can browse and select processes directly.
- DNS via Proxy — Choose whether DNS requests go directly or through the proxy.
- SOCKS5 UDP Associate Support — SOCKS5 proxy now supports UDP association.
- Editable Rules — You can now edit or delete existing proxy rules.
- Update Checker — Built-in application update checker for future releases.
🐞 Bug Fixes
- Loopback Packets — Fixed issue where loopback packets via ProxyBridge were dropped by Windows. Loopback addresses are now directed as direct connections.
- Broadcast & Multicast Loops — Fixed issues with broadcast and multicast packets being looped. These are now monitored and always routed to their original destinations instead of through the proxy.
⚙️ Improvements
- Improved proxy connection stability.
- Improved GUI performance.
- CLI Enhancements
- Added logging support (disabled by default).
- Now uses AOT compiled binaries for better performance and lower resource usage.
- Removed dependency on default proxy configuration.
🔗 Project Repository: InterceptSuite/ProxyBridge