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Who knows a logging socks proxy server in JAVA?
It is necessary to log and process the browser request/response. Those need an open source proxy server that collects http packages (very preferably in java)
Those would like to process already built packages, and not build them manually.
Also, a separate question on HTTPS since I will log on my machine, then you can install any certificates, configure the browser in a special way, the main thing is that the HTTPS logging functionality is in this server.
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It is not clear why the proxy itself should be in Java.
Take any.
But since the question was asked, I searched and found this one ( jsocks.sourceforge.net/).
I didn’t use it myself, I don’t know what it is, but there are proxy classes inside.
And since the sources are open, then it’s not difficult to tie any kind of logging and captchuring.
https://portswigger.net/burp/ that's exactly what you were looking for
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