I am writing to request the development of a package similar to the HTTP Custom app for mobile phones, but specifically for OpenWrt routers. In Bangladesh, we rely heavily on using the .hc file configuration from the HTTP Custom app on our mobile devices to bypass the internet restrictions that are commonly imposed.
It would be incredibly beneficial for us if we could have a package on OpenWrt that can interpret and use .hc extension config files to provide similar functionality. This would make it much easier for many users, especially in regions where internet freedom is limited.
I kindly ask the community or any developers to consider building this package, as it would provide great help to many people in Bangladesh and potentially other regions with similar restrictions. It would be a life-changer for many users who rely on bypassing these limitations to access essential services.
Your support would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much in advance for your time and consideration!
The OpenWrt counterpart to the "HTTP Custom app" on mobile devices would likely be a combination of proxy or VPN packages that can modify HTTP/S traffic, such as redsocks, shadowsocks, or squid. These tools allow routing and manipulation of traffic, often used to bypass internet restrictions.
To implement functionality similar to the HTTP Custom app (which modifies HTTP requests to bypass censorship), you could configure a proxy server or VPN on OpenWrt to route traffic through specific configurations, like using .hc files for custom proxy rules. Additionally, packages like privoxy or polipo might be useful for fine-grained HTTP filtering and customization.
you would use a combination of networking tools and custom scripts to achieve similar functionality.
You do not describe the problem. I have no idea what .hc FILE is supposed to do to the NETWORK
This will be slow: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/tor/client
For Russia blocks they made "zapret" tool
For China blocks it is called 'passwall"
Both are third party software bolted on top of OpenWRT router with their own support channels, very likely in their default languages only.