For some reasons, google took out this extension from the Chrome web store. So I decide to open source it.
The extension is written in CoffeeScript and build using Cake.
All dependencies are put in the scripts/ folder, them are:
- spine.js, spine.local.js, spine.route.js: old-fashioned way to create a web-app.
- mochi.js: which is a UI library I used to build the extension, you can read the source code here
- jquery.js and base64.js
- doT.min.js: the template engine I use to render the UI.
Yes, it's not a modern Web application.
I am not using falcon-proxy anymore. I prefer to use other way to access the Internet via Proxy or VPN. However, the extension is still useful for a lot of people. So I'd like to open source it, and look for maintainer.
I don't use any similar extension, but I find SwitchyOmega may be a good alternative. It's opensource, has a lot of features and supports both Chrome and Firefox.