Let's you use any Windscribe server over a HTTP proxy. Uses Docker so multiple HTTP proxies at different locations can be created on the same machine simultaneously!
Note you need to copy env.sample to .env and fill it with your windscribe account details for this to work. It should consist of the following:
WINDSCRIBE_USERNAME= # Insert Windscribe account username here
WINDSCRIBE_PASSWORD= # Corresponding account password
#Optional
LOCAL_PORT= # Local port number to run HTTP proxy on (8888 is default with docker-compose)
WINDSCRIBE_COUNTRY= # Change VPN server country (Current location as determined by Windscribe is default)
WINDSCRIBE_COUNTRY is completely optional and LOCAL_PORT will need to be changed per Docker instance to resolve port conflicts.
You can start docker with localproxy.sh script for the correct parameters to be passed to Docker.
Or if you have Docker Compose installed you can just do docker-compose up -d with the docker-compose.yml file (this is the preferred way).