My online proxy homepage source code

Oct 11, 202233

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The text is about the source code for an online proxy homepage. The author provides a tutorial for setting up the proxy and includes a link to their own proxy address. They made modifications to the navigation and logo, changing it to DuckDuckGo. They also changed the default search engine to DuckDuckGo because Google doesn't work with the proxy. The author received a comment on their website and decided to fix the logo display issue. They provide a download link for the source code and instructions on how to use it. The author mentions a bug with the DuckDuckGo search and plans to research other search engines. They mention receiving their first comment and plan to set up a mailbox for comment replies.

The address I built myself: https://proxy.a8dog.com

Setup tutorial: https://a8dog.com/112.html

Modified based on a simple navigation, GitHub: https://github.com/5iux/sou/

Then I removed the weather plugin and random background image, and changed the logo to DuckDuckGo.

The default search engine Google has also been changed to DuckDuckGo because Google is completely unusable with this proxy service.

Just now, when I accessed my website on my phone, I saw a comment that I wanted, so I packaged it. (By the way, I fixed the issue where the logo was not fully displayed on mobile.)

If I update it myself, I will also synchronize the update on this page.

Download link: Click here to download

Instructions: Upload the source code to the server, and then search for www.netptop.com in the worker.js file and replace it with your domain name.

Then I found a search bug when switching to DuckDuckGo search.

Coincidentally, I am online now, so I will study whether to switch to another search engine or not.

The aforementioned comments from netizens are the first comment I received, and I believe there will be more comments from netizens in the future.

I also built my own post office to receive email notifications for comment replies.