The main Bubble source repository. Contains the Bubble API server, the web UI, documentation and utilities. https://getbubblenow.com
Non puoi selezionare più di 25 argomenti Gli argomenti devono iniziare con una lettera o un numero, possono includere trattini ('-') e possono essere lunghi fino a 35 caratteri.
 
 
 
 
Jonathan Cobb 63ed8b7210 install java if needed 3 anni fa
bin install java if needed 3 anni fa
bubble-server fix device initialization, add ubuntu connect/disconnect scripts 3 anni fa
bubble-web @ d45e1c545f fix account update button 3 anni fa
config add more docs to activation.json 3 anni fa
docker fix repo override 3 anni fa
docs update docs 3 anni fa
utils make debugging credentials issues a bit easier 3 anni fa
.gitignore feature/shadowban_fb (#44) 4 anni fa
.gitmodules move messsage resources to separate repo 4 anni fa
Dockerfile revert pg conf change 3 anni fa
LICENSE.md update license email, add mailto link 4 anni fa
README.md update README 3 anni fa
pom.xml no more hard-coding UTF-8, detect the charset from the response and use that 4 anni fa

README.md

Bubble: a privacy-first VPN

Bubble helps you start and manage your own private VPN.

It also adds tools to this VPN to improve your internet experience by modifying your traffic: to remove ads, block malware, and much more.

Visit the Bubble website to learn more.

If you’re interested in developing on Bubble, see the Bubble Developer Guide.

Operating System Support

Once your Bubble is running, any device can connect to it: Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, Android; if it supports VPN connections, it will probably work just fine.

To launch your own Bubble using this software, you will need either:

  • A system with Docker installed, to run the Bubble Docker Launcher
  • A Mac or Linux system, to run the launcher and/or build from source

The Easy Path

If you’d like to enjoy all the benefits of Bubble without going through this hassle, please try out the Bubble launching service available on getbubblenow.com.

Any Bubble you launch from getbubblenow.com will also be “yours only” -- all Bubbles disconnect from their launcher during configuration.

Getting Started

The Bubble Docker Launcher is the fastest way to get started using Bubble.

If you’re feeling more adventurous, you can also run a binary distribution, or build Bubble from source.

Deployment Modes

Bubble runs in three different modes. You’ll at least need to run a Local Launcher first, then decide if you want to use a Remote Launcher to manage multiple Bubble nodes, or just launch a single Bubble directly from the Local Launcher.

Local Launcher Mode

In this mode, Bubble runs locally on your machine. You’ll setup the various cloud services required to run Bubble, and use the Local Launcher to start a Remote Launcher or a Bubble Node.

This is the mode that the Bubble Docker Launcher runs.

Learn more about setting up Local Launcher Mode

Remote Launcher Mode

In this mode, Bubble is running in the cloud in Launcher Mode, ready to launch new Bubbles that you can use. You cannot connect devices to a Bubble in Launcher Mode, you can only use it to launch new Bubbles.

Learn more about setting up Remote Launcher Mode

Bubble Node Mode

In this mode, the Bubble has been launched by a Local Launcher or a Remote Launcher and is a proper Bubble Node. You can connect your devices to it and use it as your own private VPN and enhanced internet service.

Learn more about launching a Bubble Node