u want fo fetch a api on clientside which is blocked?

in this case u will have a route handler that acts as a middleware between the external api and your client

this way u dont need a proxy at all, u can just change the headers that identify the ipv4 or similar

I have a backend endpoint where, before responding to the client, I call a third-party API to fetch some data. However, my requests are blocked due to the server's location. This is why I need a proxy to simulate a different location

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like so?

u will need to send those headers with the fetch yes

u will also probably need to change more headers

u can lookup on the web which ones are used commonly

tnx

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