If you're using software like Session, Jami, or similar applications on a Linux system, and it appears that these programs do not support standard proxies, and you also cannot disable the firewall due to implementing a Kill Switch within the firewall, you're wondering how to address this issue. This is because you need proxy functionality but are unable to configure it.
Anything else?
I expect these apps to add support for proxies like HTTPS and SOCKS5.
Is there an existing request for feature?
What feature would you like?
If you're using software like Session, Jami, or similar applications on a Linux system, and it appears that these programs do not support standard proxies, and you also cannot disable the firewall due to implementing a Kill Switch within the firewall, you're wondering how to address this issue. This is because you need proxy functionality but are unable to configure it.
Anything else?
I expect these apps to add support for proxies like HTTPS and SOCKS5.