Uninstall
Complete removal of bproxy from your system.
Step 1: Stop the daemon
Section titled “Step 1: Stop the daemon”bproxy service stopIf the daemon is registered as a login service, unregister it first:
bproxy service uninstallStep 2: Remove the npm package
Section titled “Step 2: Remove the npm package”npm uninstall -g @dimdasci/bproxyThis removes both the bproxy CLI and bproxy-service daemon binaries from your PATH.
Step 3: Remove the Chrome extension
Section titled “Step 3: Remove the Chrome extension”- Open
chrome://extensions - Find the bproxy extension
- Click Remove
- Delete the extracted extension folder from disk (e.g.,
rm -rf ~/bproxy-extension/)
Step 4: Remove state directory (optional)
Section titled “Step 4: Remove state directory (optional)”All bproxy state lives in a single directory:
rm -rf ~/.bproxyThis removes:
| Contents | Description |
|---|---|
token | Daemon bearer token |
extension-token | Extension WebSocket token |
bproxy.pid / port | Daemon lifecycle files |
logs/ | Structured request logs |
tmp/ | Temporary session artifacts (screenshots, exports) |
If you used a custom BPROXY_HOME, remove that directory instead.
Verify removal
Section titled “Verify removal”which bproxy# (no output — binary removed)
which bproxy-service# (no output — binary removed)
ls ~/.bproxy# ls: cannot access '~/.bproxy': No such file or directory