Picklebox
PickleHub is a hub for students who are bored in school, contained in a bookmarklet!
Overview
PickleHub is a new type of proxy that is entirely in a bookmarklet. It is currently in development and aims to provide users with a fully featured proxy browser. The developer plans to release a Public Beta in the future, but there may be delays due to current circumstances.
Features
- Client with many features involved
- Server with a proxy installed
- Fully featured proxy browser
- Account setup
- Settings and other tweaks
- News setup
- Game files integration
- Game browser and launcher
- Additional features
Summary
PickleHub is an upcoming proxy browser that aims to provide users with a range of features and functionalities. It is currently in development and plans to release a Public Beta in the future. The installation process involves downloading a bookmarklet file and adding it to your browser's bookmarks bar. Stay tuned for further updates on the development of PickleHub.
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