Proxydomo

The only way to consume content the way you want to on locked-down devices is to basically MITM your traffic and run it through something like Proxomitron[1] or Proximodo[2]. I continue to find it ironic that the very same technology, often detested in discussions here, and present in the middleboxes that companies use to block/filter/inspect the traffic between their networks and the Internet, can also be used under your control to enhance your computing experience. I believe that everyone should have complete ability to modify the traffic that flows to/from the devices they own, and this is something which those who strongly support making connections "more secure" and harder to MITM often fail to consider. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxomitron [2] https://github.com/amate/Proxydomo (Japanese)

I've been using a replacement of network>Proxomitron proxy filter tool called Proxydomo available on github. God bless the guy that reverse engineered the original. [1] https://github.com/amate/Proxydomo

There's Privoxy and Proximodo, but they both lack HTTPS filtering support. There's also https://github.com/amate/Proxydomo which appears to be based on Proximodo and seems to use wolfSSL so it may be able to do TLS MITM, but the documentation is unfortunately all in Japanese. ...and of course at the high end there's the enterprise filtering middleboxes which are probably too expensive and difficult to configure for personal use.