Add MoonProxy (cross-platform FRP GUI desktop client) to Reverse Proxy - #8
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What is MoonProxy?
MoonProxy is a cross-platform, MIT-licensed GUI desktop client for FRP (frpc) that lets users expose local services to the public internet — even behind NAT or without a public IP.
It sits alongside ngrok in this list, but targets a different need: instead of a hosted SaaS tunnel, MoonProxy wraps the self-hostable engine in a polished desktop app (macOS + Windows), making FRP accessible to non-technical users.
Key features:
Links: GitHub · Website · Releases
Placed under Popular Reverse Proxies, right after the existing tunneling tool (ngrok). Happy to adjust the description or section if a maintainer prefers a different spot.