If you're just starting out with how to setup a proxy server, I'd recommend using Squid Proxy—it's beginner-friendly and well-documented.
You can install it on a Raspberry Pi if you want a low-power, always-on solution, but running it on your main PC works too if you don’t mind keeping it on.
For a simple guide, check out DigitalOcean’s tutorial on Squid—it breaks things down step by step.
Speed-wise, yeah, it might slow things a bit, but not too bad if you’re just browsing.
You can install it on a Raspberry Pi if you want a low-power, always-on solution, but running it on your main PC works too if you don’t mind keeping it on.
For a simple guide, check out DigitalOcean’s tutorial on Squid—it breaks things down step by step.
Speed-wise, yeah, it might slow things a bit, but not too bad if you’re just browsing.
