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Cosmic

Cosmic is a web proxy with a Clean and Sleek UI and easy to use menus.

Credit to InterstellarNetworks for the base and inspiration

Important

If you fork this project, consider giving it a star in the original repository!

Features

Wide Collection of Games Tab Cloaking Wide collection of Apps
About:Blank Cloaking Fast Speeds Built in Tab system
Clean UI Inspect Element Now.gg support
Password Protection Themes GeForce NOW support

Deployment

Important

You cannot deploy to static web hosts, including Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, and GitHub Pages.

Server Deployment

You must run these commands on your server:
git clone https://github.com/UltraN0va288/Cosmic
cd Cosmic
npm install
npm start

What happened to Replit Deployment?

As of January 1st, 2024, Replit is no longer free. Try GitHub Codespaces instead.

GitHub Codespaces

  1. Create a GitHub account if you haven't already.
  2. Click "Code" (green button) and then "Create Codespace on main."
  3. In the terminal at the bottom, paste pnpm i && pnpm start.
  4. Respond to the application popup by clicking "Make public."

    [!IMPORTANT] Make sure you actually click the "Make public." button, or the proxy won't function properly.

  5. Access the deployed website from the ports tab.
  6. For subsequent uses in the same codespace, just run pnpm start

Solution for if there is no popup.

  1. Run pnpm i, and before pnpm start, prepend PORT=8080, replacing 8080 with another port. For example, PORT=6969 pnpm start.
  2. If this does not work then you can prepend $env:PORT=8080;, replacing 8080 with another port. For example, $env:PORT=6969; pnpm start
  3. Go to the ports tab, Click Forward A Port, And type the port number.
  4. Right-click Visibility and set Port Visibility to Public.

Report Issues

If you encounter problems, open an issue on GitHub, and we'll address it promptly.