SSH Proxy
SSH Proxy is a macOS utility that acts as a local SOCKS or HTTP proxy, routing network traffic through SSH tunnels to remote servers. It is used by developers, system administrators, and privacy-conscious users who need to tunnel connections through bastion hosts, access internal services across networks, bypass network restrictions, or encrypt traffic over untrusted networks. The app provides a graphical interface for configuring proxy rules, managing SSH connection profiles, and monitoring active tunnels.
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1 suggestionWe could not find current information about SSH Proxy's development status or whether a native Apple Silicon build exists. The lack of search results suggests the app may be niche or the project may not be actively promoted. Since you are currently running this under Rosetta 2, you have until September 2028 when Apple removes Rosetta from macOS 28 — after that date, an Intel-only version will stop launching entirely. Contact the developer at codinnstudio to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned or already available. If the project appears abandoned or a native version is unlikely, consider alternatives like Proxyman (a commercial proxy client with native Apple Silicon support), SOCKS tunneling via SSH command-line tools (free, built-in), or established third-party SSH managers such as Prompt 3 or Termius, all of which offer native Apple Silicon builds and can tunnel connections through SSH.
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