The protocol determines what kind of traffic the proxy can handle. Our comprehensive list includes both traditional and modern protocols, from reliable HTTP proxies to advanced SOCKS5 proxies and cutting-edge V2Ray protocols.
Traditional Protocols: HTTP: Basic web browsing and HTTP websites HTTPS: Secure HTTP with SSL/TLS encryption SOCKS4: Versatile TCP traffic handling SOCKS5: Advanced with authentication support Modern V2Ray & Advanced Protocols: VLESS: Next-gen lightweight V2Ray protocol VMess: Original V2Ray with encryption & obfuscation Shadowsocks (SS): Fast SOCKS5 with encryption ShadowsocksR (SSR): Enhanced with traffic obfuscation Trojan: TLS-based stealth proxy protocol💡 Pro Tip: V2Ray-based protocols (VLESS, VMess, Trojan) offer better security and can bypass advanced censorship, while traditional protocols (HTTP, SOCKS) work well for basic proxy needs and older applications.
Learn more about proxy protocols → What is VLESS? → Understanding VMess → Anonymity Level: Elite vs. AnonymousThis tells you how well the proxy hides your identity and protects your privacy. Different anonymity levels offer varying degrees of protection. For maximum privacy, consider using options from our elite proxy list.
Elite (High Anonymity): Completely hides your IP and doesn't reveal that you're using a proxy Anonymous: Hides your IP but websites can detect you're using a proxy Transparent: Reveals both your real IP and that you're using a proxy Deep dive into anonymity levels → Speed (ms) and Uptime (%)These metrics help you choose the most reliable proxies for your needs:
Speed (Response Time): How quickly the proxy responds to requests. Lower numbers are better (under 500ms is good) Uptime: How often the proxy is ailable and working. Higher percentages are better (above 95% is reliable)Our list is tested in real-time every 15 minutes to give you the most accurate and up-to-date performance data.