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Expose local web servers with Tailscale Funnel. Use when the user needs to share localhost over a public Tailscale Funnel URL, inspect active tunnels, or tail funnelr request metadata logs.
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| name | funnelr |
| description | Expose local web servers with Tailscale Funnel. Use when the user needs to share localhost over a public Tailscale Funnel URL, inspect active tunnels, or tail funnelr request metadata logs. |
Expose local web servers with Tailscale Funnel.
brew install aayush9029/tap/funnelr
funnelr # scan common ports and pick one
funnelr 3000 # expose localhost:3000
funnelr status # show active Funnel URL
funnelr logs # tail request metadata logs
funnelr stop # stop the active tunnel
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