| # | IP Address | Port | Country | Protocol | Anonymity | HTTPS | Uptime | Speed | |
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About this free proxy list
This list is gathered from a live public source and refreshes itself every few minutes, so most entries are recent. Each proxy shows its country, protocol (HTTP / SOCKS4 / SOCKS5), anonymity level, whether it supports HTTPS, its uptime and average speed. Free public proxies are shared and change constantly — treat them as throwaway and never send sensitive data through one.
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Frequently asked questions
How often is the list updated?
The proxies are pulled from a live public source and refreshed automatically every few minutes. The page can also auto-refresh in your browser, and you can press Refresh any time.
What do Elite, Anonymous and Transparent mean?
Elite proxies hide that you are using a proxy and do not reveal your IP. Anonymous hide your IP but reveal that a proxy is used. Transparent proxies pass your real IP through — avoid these for privacy.
What is the HTTPS / SSL column?
It shows whether the proxy supports HTTPS (CONNECT) — needed to browse secure https:// sites through it. “Speed” is the average response time in milliseconds (lower is better).
Are free proxies safe and reliable?
Free public proxies are shared, often slow, and many stop working within minutes. Never send passwords, logins or anything sensitive through a free proxy — the operator can see unencrypted traffic. For anything important use a trusted paid proxy or a VPN.
How do I use a proxy?
Copy an IP:Port and set it in your browser, scraper or app as an HTTP or SOCKS proxy. You can also download the whole filtered list as a text file with one ip:port per line.