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 # Windscribe-HTTPproxy-dockerized
 Let's you use any Windscribe server over a HTTP proxy. Uses Docker so multiple HTTP proxies at different locations can be created on the same machine simultaneously!
 
-Note you need to make an executable file called `vars.sh` with your windscribe account details for this to work. It should consist of the following:
+Note you need to copy `env.sample` to `.env` and fill it with your windscribe account details for this to work. It should consist of the following:
 
 ```
-#!/bin/bash
+WINDSCRIBE_USERNAME=        # Insert Windscribe account username here
+WINDSCRIBE_PASSWORD=        # Corresponding account password
 
-export WINDSCRIBE_USERNAME=!USERNAME HERE!
-export WINDSCRIBE_PASSWORD=!PASSWORD HERE!
-WINDSCRIBE_COUNTRY=
-LOCAL_PORT=8888
+#Optional
+LOCAL_PORT=                 # Local port number to run HTTP proxy on (8888 is default)
+WINDSCRIBE_COUNTRY=         # Change VPN server country (Current location as determined by Windscribe is default)
 ```
 
 WINDSCRIBE_COUNTRY is completely optional and LOCAL_PORT will need to be changed per Docker instance to resolve port conflicts.
 
-Start docker with [`localproxy.sh`](https://github.com/jay-to-the-dee/Windscribe-HTTPproxy-dockerized/blob/master/localproxy.sh) script for the correct parameters to be passed to Docker.
+You can start docker with [`localproxy.sh`](https://github.com/jay-to-the-dee/Windscribe-HTTPproxy-dockerized/blob/master/localproxy.sh) script for the correct parameters to be passed to Docker.
+
+Or if you have Docker Compose installed you can just do `docker-compose up -d`.