AI 产品解读Browser proxy switcher that lets users manage and quickly switch between HTTP/S proxy servers
Simplifies the process of switching between multiple proxy servers in Chrome, eliminating the need to manually change proxy settings in browser configuration each time
User imports proxy servers (ip:port with optional login:password) via the Import tab, then selects a proxy from the list to activate it. The extension configures Chrome's proxy settings automatically. When the proxy requires authentication, credentials are supplied automatically via webRequest auth handler. Users can configure side effects like tab reload and cookie clearing in Settings.
Import and manage a list of HTTP/S proxies with optional authentication credentialsOne-click proxy switching from the extension popupDisable proxy with a single buttonAuto-reload current/other tabs after proxy changeClear cookies and cache on proxy switchURL exclusion list to bypass proxy for specific sites
- 目标用户
- Developers and QA testers who need to test through different proxies / Users who frequently switch between multiple proxy servers / Users who need to route traffic through different geographic locations
- Extension is simple enough that all core logic is visible in the 3 main files (manifest, sw.js, popup.js). No obfuscation or hidden functionality detected.
付费分析未识别到付费功能
No payment, subscription, license, upgrade, or billing code found anywhere in the extension. All 'pro' keyword hits are false positives from the word 'proxy' in variable/function names like proxy_list, proxy_current, etc. The jQuery license hit is just an MIT license header in a bundled library. The extension provides all its features (proxy list management, switching, tab reload, cookie/cache clearing, URL exclusion) for free.
- 置信度
- 95
- 支付平台
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- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
- 登录理由
- No user account or login flow exists. All 'auth' references in source code handle proxy server authentication (username/password for connecting to proxy servers), not user account login. The webRequestAuthProvider permission (manifest.json line 14) and onAuthRequired listener (sw.js line 184-189) automatically supply proxy credentials when the proxy server challenges the connection. The 'LOGIN' column in popup.html (line 42) is a table header for proxy server credentials, not user authentication.