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I don't know if the solution would be related or relevant to this, but I would also want to be able to remotely launch and access a web server, Pywb, on Safari on my iPad, also no matter what wifi I'm on. On a Mac, it would be launched with the command wayback and the server would be accessed on the Browser with localhost:8080.
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A much more minimal way to solve the problem is by using I2P. It quite easy to set up, and very reliably cuts through almost any amount of NAT and firewalls. My recommendation is to use the (i2pd)[https://i2pd.website/] implementation, that has packages for all major operating system, including Android.
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frp
A fast reverse proxy to help you expose a local server behind a NAT or firewall to the internet.
If you don't mind paying for a server, you can use a tunnel program like frp or similar. The way it works is you run the server part on your server with an IP address and the client part on your the computer you're trying to connect to. As long as it's running you'll be able to tunnel into your computer using the server's IP address.