NetDocs Flux Proxy Guide
Eclipse Suite

Proxy on the go
with Flux.

Deploy a high-performance, serverless web proxy in minutes. Flux leverages Cloudflare Workers to provide a secure, scalable, and ultra-fast browsing experience.

  Low Difficulty   ~10 min setup   Updated 2026
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01

What is Flux?

Flux is a lightweight, serverless web proxy developed by the Eclipse Suite team. Unlike traditional proxies that require a dedicated VPS or complex server setup, Flux runs entirely on Cloudflare's global edge network.

By leveraging Cloudflare Workers, Flux provides a "proxy on the go" experience — it's easy to deploy, costs nothing to run (within free tier limits), and provides exceptional performance by routing requests through the nearest Cloudflare data center.

Why Flux? Flux isn't just a simple fetcher. It dynamically rewrites HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on the fly to ensure that links, images, and scripts within the proxied page also go through the proxy, maintaining a seamless browsing session.
02

Core Features

Flux is designed with both performance and privacy in mind. Here's why it's a top choice for unblocked games sites:

Serverless Architecture

No servers to maintain. Runs on Cloudflare Workers, ensuring 99.9% uptime and global availability.

Zero-Cost

Privacy Spoofing

Automatically spoofs navigator properties (User-Agent, Platform, etc.) to prevent sites from tracking your real device info.

Privacy

WebRTC Protection

Prevents IP leaks by stripping ICE servers from RTCPeerConnection, keeping your local IP address hidden.

Secure

Deep Rewriting

Supports rewriting for WebSockets, Workers, and even dynamic eval() calls to ensure full site compatibility.

Robust
03

Quick Start (Public)

If you don't want to host your own instance, you can use the official public worker provided by Eclipse Service. This is the fastest way to get proxying on your site.

public worker url 
https://flux-worker.eclipseservice.workers.dev/
Rate Limits The public worker is shared among many users. If you plan to use Flux for a high-traffic site, we highly recommend self-hosting your own instance (it's free!).
04

Deploying to Cloudflare

Hosting your own Flux instance gives you a private domain and avoids the rate limits of the public worker. Follow these steps to deploy in under 5 minutes:

1

Create a Worker

Log in to your Cloudflare Dashboard, navigate to Workers & Pages, and click Create Application → Create Worker.

2

Paste the Code

Clear the default code in the editor and paste the contents of the Flux index.js file. Flux assets are hosted at xXmizzeryXx/flux-worker

3

Deploy

Click Save and Deploy. Your proxy is now live at your *.workers.dev subdomain!

05

Usage Guide

Flux uses a specific URL format to fetch and rewrite pages. The structure is as follows:

url structure 
[WORKER_URL]/fetch/[BASE64_ENCODED_URL]

Example: To proxy https://google.com using the public worker:

example proxied url 
https://flux-worker.eclipseservice.workers.dev/fetch/aHR0cHM6Ly9nb29nbGUuY29t
Encoding Tip Flux uses URL-safe Base64 encoding. In JavaScript, you can generate these URLs using: btoa('https://example.com').replace(/\+/g, '-').replace(/\//g, '_').replace(/=+$/, '').
06

Site Integration

The best way to integrate Flux into your unblocked games site is to create a simple "Omnibox" or a list of proxied links. Here is a premium snippet to get you started:

integration snippet 
<!-- Flux Search Bar -->
<div class="proxy-bar">
  <input type="text" id="urlInput" placeholder="Enter URL to proxy...">
  <button onclick="launchFlux()">Go</button>
</div>

<script>
  function launchFlux() {
    const worker = 'https://flux-worker.eclipseservice.workers.dev/fetch/';
    const url = document.getElementById('urlInput').value;
    if (!url) return;
    
    const encoded = btoa(url)
      .replace(/\+/g, '-')
      .replace(/\//g, '_')
      .replace(/=+$/, '');
      
    window.open(worker + encoded, '_blank');
  }
</script>