Right now, LeProxy requires being run from the command line in order to spawn a new listening socket for its proxy operation. Users are then expected to configure their client programs to use this as a proxy server.

Once LeProxy has a web interface (#52) and also some degraded web mode when run behind a web server (#54), there's an increased chance that people will expect it to "just work" without requiring any additional client configuration.

We should provide a web proxy mode where a single URL input field is provided and LeProxy then sends the HTTP request to this address. A simple HTML/CSS-only view is relative straight forward, however getting all the HTTP headers (redirects, cookies, CORS etc.) and content features (active JavaScript, JSON or XML content referencing other URLs etc.) right may or may not be possible at all. This means that there's a fair chance this will stay a "beta" feature for a very long time. For a possible implementation, see also #19 where @legionth has done an excellent job implementing the basic HTTP request features.