[BUG] icons and screenshots of apps loads bypass proxy

Describe the bug

Screenshots and app icons are loaded using normal internet connection rather than using proxy

**To Reproduce

1. Install InvisiblePro
2. Enable tor (with proxy port)
3. Set in Droidify port of the tor proxy
4. Enable firewall in InvisiblePro and disallow Drodify use of network (it still will be able to connect to local proxy but not to internet)
5. Run tor
6. Go to the drodify

Now after that you can see that you can update repos, install apps but the icons and screenshots doesn't load.

7. Go to invisible pro and allow droidify using network in the firewall

Now you can install app, update repos and images load correctly

Expected behavior
It looks like image loading doesn't respect proxy settings

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: Xiaomi Redmi 8
• OS: Android 15, LineageOS 22.2
• Version v0.6.6

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

[Iamlooker]

Noted

@Iamlooker I even probably know where is the problem

Look at docs https://coil-kt.github.io/coil/network/#using-a-custom-okhttpclient for instructions how to probably fix it

newImageLoader doesn't use okhttp client configured with proxy

client/app/src/main/kotlin/com/looker/droidify/Droidify.kt

Lines 231 to 248 in 4150c88

	override fun newImageLoader(context: PlatformContext): ImageLoader {
	val memoryCache = MemoryCache.Builder()
	.maxSizePercent(context, 0.25)
	.build()
	val diskCache = DiskCache.Builder()
	.directory(Cache.getImagesDir(this))
	.maxSizePercent(0.05)
	.build()
	return ImageLoader.Builder(this)
	.memoryCache(memoryCache)
	.diskCache(diskCache)
	.error(getDrawableCompat(R.drawable.ic_cannot_load).asImage())
	.crossfade(350)
	.components { add(FallbackIconInterceptor()) }
	.build()
	}

The only place where proxy is set is

client/app/src/main/kotlin/com/looker/droidify/network/KtorDownloader.kt

Lines 49 to 51 in 4150c88

	override fun setProxy(proxy: Proxy) {
	client = client(OkHttp.create { this.proxy = proxy })
	}

But it is a separate entity. You probably need to somehow share the OkHttpClient but I am not sure if you want to do this and how you want to organize code...

[Iamlooker]

Yes exactly this is where I am stuck right now. Only option I can see right now is to request restart on proxy update as that would allow me to fix this issue