Hello friends, in the internet world, especially those of you who oaften surf anonymously, of course, are familiar with the term web proxy or proxy server. Based on the definition that I quoted from Wikipedia, proxy servers are servers (computer systems or applications) that act as intermediaries for requests from clients to find resources from other servers. A client is connected to a proxy server, requesting that some services, such as files, connections, web pages, or other resources available from different servers and proxy servers evaluate requests as a way to simplify and control complexity. Proxies were created to add structure and encapsulation to distributed systems. At present, most proxies are web proxies, facilitating access to content on the World Wide Web and providing anonymity.
In the real world, a web proxy can be likened to a courier who acts as an intermediary that serves both parties in a case. Web proxy itself can be likened to a third party as a service provider.
Easy Ways to Find Active Proxy Webs
Back to the main topic, how to find an active web proxy is actually very easy. Many applications / programs offer the convenience of finding paid web proxies or free programs. On this occasion I will try to use a free tool called Proxy Finder Premium that can be downloaded directly from the website where you share programs like Softpedia. This program is licensed free or free but with ad-supported appendages or there are advertisements that appear in the program but are not very annoying.
- Download Proxy Finder Premium do the installation on the computer then run it.
- Click the find proxy button, wait a while until Proxy Finder Premium finds a number of active web proxies arranged in a list.
- Save the poxy list in the form of a text file to an easily accessible folder, for example here I keep a proxy list on D: \ Register Proxy \ proxy-list-1.txt. Another option is to save the proxy list in Excel format.
Very easy and fast. To use it, go to browser settings and change the proxy settings according to our choice. For Firefox, click Option> Advanced> Network. On the Connection tab click Settings, fill in the web proxy along with the port manually and click OK to apply the changes. On Google Chrome, click Settings> Show advanced settings> Change proxy settings.
Select the connection that we use and click the settings button, fill in the web proxy along with the port. An easier way, we can use a program that is able to organize hundreds or even thousands of web proxies that we have been able to and can automatically switch between proxies. We will discuss this in the next discussion for a more detailed discussion.
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