- Multi-Threaded
- Keyword website check
- Verify whether the proxy can access a specific website
- Sleek and intuitive UI for a beautiful user experience
- Highly customizable settings to tailor the tool to your needs
Your terminal needs to support true color.
These are tested terminals on different operating systems:
System | Tested | Notes |
---|---|---|
Windows 11 | ✅ |
Works fine |
Windows 10 | ✅ |
Works with true color |
Linux (ubuntu) | ✅ |
Works fine |
Mac OS | ❌ |
Should work fine |
Download latest release
Windows
Double click on KC-Checker.exe
Linux
Open terminal and enter
chmod +x KC-Checker
Now run it with
./KC-Checker
Now open your terminal & clone the project with
git clone https://github.com/Kuucheen/KC-Checker.git
Run
Using provided scripts
Double click on start.bat
Open terminal in the directory and make the script executeable
chmod +x start.sh
Now you can run it with
./start.sh
Using terminal
Navigate to the directory
cd KC-Checker
Install dependencies
go get .
Run with
go run .
Note: Normally you don't have to change these settings
Details for settings.txt
-
threads:
Maximum number of threads -
retries:
Number of retries for a request -
timeout:
Timeout duration for requests in ms -
iplookup:
A website that returns the ip -
judges:
Websites that returns the headers of the request -
blacklisted:
Websites that contain blacklisted ips. These ips won't be checked -
bancheck:
If here's a website the program will check if the proxy is able to reach the site. These will land in thebanchecked
directory -
keywords:
It will check if the website the proxy has opened contains the text given
You can blacklist custom proxies by adding them in blacklisted.txt