A rule-based proxy application for macOS built with Network Extension framework.
Specht is a rule-based proxy application for macOS that uses Apple's Network Extension framework to provide system-level control over network traffic. It allows users to define custom routing rules for different types of connections, enabling granular management of how traffic flows through various proxies.
macOS users and developers who need advanced proxy configuration and system-level traffic management capabilities on their Apple devices.
Specht provides reliable system-level proxy control through Apple's official Network Extension framework, offering stable operation and deep integration with macOS networking systems compared to user-space alternatives.
A rule-based proxy app built with Network Extension for macOS
Uses Apple's Network Extension framework for reliable, system-level traffic management, ensuring no application bypasses the proxy.
Allows defining custom routing rules based on domains, IPs, or other criteria for precise traffic handling, as highlighted in its key features.
Manages all network traffic at the system level on macOS, providing full control over proxy configurations for various scenarios.
The project is archived and NEKit is deprecated, meaning no updates, support, or security patches, making it risky for long-term use.
Exclusive to macOS, not suitable for developers working in cross-platform environments or on other operating systems.
Requires technical knowledge to configure custom rules and proxies, which can be daunting for users without networking expertise.
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A rule-based proxy for macOS
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