#[2]​ does proxying? I know #[3]​ does it. I’m not sure what I think about it. Snort does crazy compression to the point that my pics look like crap. If Iris is doing it, then it’s great - things are nice and crisp. (Need to look at the URLs when I’m not on a phone).

The screenshot is why I think Iris doesn’t do it.

Would be nice to offer to #[4]​ users. But I’ll probably have to run a client on my domain to make that happen. Would be nice if the clients let you pick the proxy service.

That said, I do worry about the legal implications of being a proxy. It’s possible things like CSAM are (briefly) on your server. BUT clearly with proxy there’s no intent to break the law.