CensorTracker is a censorship circumvention extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
CensorTracker provides a lot of useful features, here are the most important:
- Configurable proxy
- Country-specific proxying
- Custom proxying list
- Bypass censorship and restrictions (including DPI-filtration)
- Warns about sites that transfer data to third parties
Make sure you have required versions of node
and npm
, which are:
node v17.4.0
or highernpm 8.3.1
or higher
Optionally, you may like:
The build was tested only on the following operating systems:
Ubuntu 19.10
macOS Catalina v10.15.7
We don't guarantee that CensorTracker will work on outdated versions of browsers, so make sure you're using the latest ones.
We've tested CensorTracker on the following versions:
- Mozilla Firefox 80 or higher
- Google Chrome 90 or higher
Firstly, you will need to install dependencies:
~ npm install
Now you can build an extension for Chrome like this:
~ npm run build:chrome
~ cd dist/chrome
and for Firefox, like this:
~ npm run build:firefox
~ cd dist/firefox
Troubleshooting: If you're getting error on building an extension using npm
, please make sure that your
shell supports per-command environment variables (i.e something like this NODE_ENV=production npm run build:firefox:prod
)
You can build a production version of the extension for Chrome like this:
~ npm run build:chrome:prod
~ npm run release:chrome
~ cd release/chrome
and for Firefox like this:
~ npm run build:firefox:prod
~ npm run release:firefox
~ cd release/firefox
Censor Tracker is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.