Instruction: How to set up a sproxyy in the Opera browser. And how to deactivate it. Set 30 seconds

19.09.2019

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If you want to hide your current IP address when accessing the Internet, a sproxyy server can help you and provide anonymity. To access resources through a sproxyy server, you need to find one or purchase one online.

You can find free sproxyy servers by searching for “free sproxyy for Opera.” The results are quite numerous. Open your preferred address, first make sure it is correct and valid.

Free sproxyies refer to a shared Internet connection with limited traffic, which means they cannot be used for commercial purposes. They are characterized by instability, low connection speed and lack of technical support, and in some cases lead to account suspension.

Types of paid Opera sproxyy servers

If you need to access resources via a sproxyy server, there is the question of choosing specific Opera options. Note that a paid sproxyy server is a more practical solution.

Advantages of a paid sproxyy server:

• identity – providing a private IP address;
• caching – storing information in a cache for faster access on subsequent visits;
• fast and secure channels to access information;
• protecting your computer from third-party access;
• connecting to a sproxyy network without slowing down connection speeds;
• total anonymity.

Opera’s paid sproxyy is inexpensive and provides sufficient privacy.

Types:

• HTTP – used for surfing the Internet. In this case, the resource knows that a sproxyy server is being used, but the user’s IP address is spoofed to another.
• HTTPS – refers to the SSL security protocol. It encrypts the information passing through the server. It provides a high level of anonymity.
• Socks – a high-tech sproxyy server that securely protects information. This resource does not recognize the use of a sproxyy server and will not detect the user’s IP address. The stable versions are Socks4 and Socks5.

They differ in their level of anonymity, protocols for sending and receiving data, and other additional features.

Setting up a sproxyy server in the Opera browser – versions 12, 38, 54.0

Step-by-step instructions for version 12 on Blink and version 38 on WebKit (version 54.0 in the picture is essentially the same). This option applies to earlier and later versions.

Version 54.0 is new – the screenshot simplifies it a lot

Version 12:

1. Open the Opera browser.
2. Go to Menu – Settings and select “General Settings.”
3. Open the “Advanced” tab in the “Network” section.
4. Click the “sproxyy” button.
5. Enter the data manually – for HTTP in the line with the appropriate name, for HTTPS in the SSL address of the sproxyy server, for SOCKS 4 or 5 enter the IP address and port in the “SOCKS” field;
6. check the completed lines and click “OK”.

Version 38:

1. Open the Opera browser.
2. Go to: Menu – Settings, a window will open where you can select the “Browser” section on the left.
3. Go to the “Network” subsection.
4. Click “Change sproxyy settings.”
5. Then go to “Connections” – “Network settings”, activate “Use sproxyy for local connections…”, check the appropriate box, click “Advanced”;
6. Enter the data manually – for HTTP in the line with the corresponding name, for HTTPS in the SSL address of the sproxyy server, for SOCKS 4 or 5 enter the IP address and port in the “SOCKS” field;

When filling in each field, make sure that the other fields that do not need to be filled in are left blank.

Setting up a sproxyy server in the Opera browser is easy and takes only a few minutes. To deactivate the configured data, deactivate the “Use sproxyy for local connections” tab.

To change the sproxyy address in Opera, repeat the steps described above and enter the new IP address in the desired line.