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I'm trying to create a web proxy alot like Proxify without th options that allows users to surf third-party websites instead of an iframe for maximum usability (Circumventing Iframe issues.).

How would I be able to achieve this?

Also, I've googled around and found some Node.js Web Proxies that don't seem to work anymore as they are out of date.

Examples:

Are their any recent Node.js web proxies available?

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Just use node-http-proxy

Their documentation is solid and they have an examples folder.

A lot of people use this in production. Nodejitsu itself uses it in production.

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Thank you for finding this, so if I were to direct the proxy to a site all I would have to do is localhost:9000/Domain.com ?
@Trevor that's too vague. Just npm install it and try it.
Sorry I meant, how would I be able to browse a third-part website using this module?
@Raynos I'm sorry, documentation ?
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Take a look at Hoxy. I haven't used it myself, but I am working on a similar problem (I want to circumvent the iframe same domain policy), so from the quick glimpse that I took of the project it seems to do what you want.

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