Shellroute gives each shell its own proxy IP. Pick a country and use the terminal normally. Use separate shells to compare responses through US and German proxy connections, or give a script its own country. Commands run on your machine; unrelated terminals keep their existing connections. With Shellroute installed and a saved login, start from your normal terminal: shellroute /connect US curl -s https://ipinfo.io/country Keep that session open and work inside it. For a one-off command from another normal terminal: shellroute run DE -- curl -s https://ipinfo.io/country I built Shellroute and run the service behind it. The CLI is open source; the service uses prepaid credit. New accounts receive $1 in free credit. No card required. Quickstart: https://shellroute.com/docs/quic... Source: https://github.com/shellroute/sh... Setup and compatibility: https://shellroute.com/docs/comp...

Shellroute

Give each shell its own proxy IP

Give each shell its own proxy IP