what is byedpi-gtk fr?

byedpi-gtk is a graphical desktop app for Linux that gives you a simple window around a tool called byedpi, which helps route your internet traffic around deep packet inspection, a technique some networks use to detect and block certain kinds of traffic. It works by running a local proxy on your own computer that you point other apps at, rather than automatically rerouting everything on your system. The app itself has no telemetry and does not host or provide access to any website or service on its own, it is only a frontend for the separate byedpi project. The interface is a single window with a connect and disconnect button, and it shows the local address your apps should be configured to use, which defaults to 127.0.0.1 on port 1080. Settings, including the underlying proxy's command-line arguments, can be edited directly in the app and save automatically without a save button. It follows your system's light or dark theme and supports multiple languages based on your system settings. It is available as a Flatpak, an AUR package for Arch Linux, an AppImage for x86_64 machines, and a Debian package that covers all architectures. Building from source requires Meson, Ninja, GTK4, libadwaita, and Python GObject bindings. Because it only functions as a proxy rather than a full VPN, only the specific applications you configure to use it, such as a browser's SOCKS5 proxy settings, will have their traffic routed through it. The README notes it is intended for educational and research purposes and that using it responsibly and legally is the user's own responsibility. byedpi-gtk itself is released under the GPL-3.0-or-later license, while the byedpi core it bundles uses the MIT license.