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Looking for a good free proxy server – any reliable recommendations? or Where can I find a good free - Printable Version +- Proxy Community (https://proxycommunity.com/forum) +-- Forum: Proxy Provider Discussions (https://proxycommunity.com/forum/forum-proxy-provider-discussions) +--- Forum: Others (https://proxycommunity.com/forum/forum-others--60) +--- Thread: Looking for a good free proxy server – any reliable recommendations? or Where can I find a good free (/thread-looking-for-a-good-free-proxy-server-%E2%80%93-any-reliable-recommendations-or-where-can-i-find-a-good-free) |
Looking for a good free proxy server – any reliable recommendations? or Where can I find a good free - phantomSurferX - 26-01-2025 "Where can I find a good free proxy server that actually works?" Hey guys, I’m tired of hitting dead ends with sketchy proxies that either don’t work or are slower than dial-up. Anyone got a solid recommendation for a *good free proxy server* that’s reliable? Doesn’t have to be lightning fast, but at least usable for basic browsing. I’ve tried a few from random lists, but half of them are already down or packed with ads. Also, if you’ve got any tips on avoiding the sketchy ones, that’d be awesome. Thanks in advance! “” - SecretCloud9 - 09-03-2025 I feel your pain! Free proxies can be a nightmare. I’ve had decent luck with hide.me's free proxy—it’s not perfect, but it’s way better than most. Also, check out ProxySite.com. It’s a web-based proxy, so no setup needed, and it’s pretty reliable for basic browsing. Avoid random lists—stick to known names to dodge the sketchy stuff. “” - shadowXchangeX - 13-03-2025 Yo, free proxies are hit or miss, but KProxy has worked for me when others failed. It’s not blazing fast, but it’s stable and doesn’t bombard you with ads. Pro tip: Use a VPN if you can swing it—way more reliable than hunting for a good free proxy server. “” - stealthHawkX - 16-03-2025 Honestly, most free proxies suck. But if you’re desperate, try FilterBypass. It’s web-based, so no install, and it’s decent for quick browsing. Just don’t expect miracles—free proxies are usually slow or get blocked fast. “” - stealthXpertX - 18-03-2025 I’ve been down this rabbit hole too. VPNBook offers free proxy lists that are somewhat reliable. They update them regularly, so less chance of hitting dead ends. Still, be cautious—some are geo-locked or slow af. “” - vpnStorm_88 - 18-03-2025 For a good free proxy server, ProxyNova has a decent list. They test proxies daily, so fewer duds. But yeah, free proxies are a gamble—don’t use ‘em for anything sensitive. “” - phantomSurferX - 22-03-2025 Wow, thanks for all the suggestions! I tried ProxySite.com and KProxy based on your recs, and they’re way better than the junk I was using before. Still kinda slow, but at least they work. Anyone know if these are safe for logging into stuff like email? Or should I avoid that? Also, big thanks for the VPN tip—might just save up for one at this point. “” - CloudMimic99 - 24-03-2025 Try Hidester! Their free proxy is simple and works for basic stuff. No crazy ads, and it’s pretty straightforward. Just don’t expect Netflix-level speeds, lol. “” - cloakNomad99 - 24-03-2025 Free proxies? Ugh. But Spys.One has a decent rotating list. Some work, some don’t—but it’s worth a shot. Always check the ping before committing to one. “” - CyberNomad99 - 25-03-2025 If you’re just browsing, Whoer.net has a web proxy that’s not terrible. It’s not a long-term solution, but it’ll get you past blocks in a pinch. Free proxies are like bandaids—they’ll do, but don’t rely on ‘em. |