Proper sproxyy configuration starts with defining the end goal – how you want to connect. Only then can you follow the step-by-step instructions and test the changes. If you’ve completed the first two steps and know exactly what you need to configure, such as a Windows 10 or Mozilla Firefox browser, an Android smartphone to work through the sproxyy, you can go straight to the relevant section of this article. Otherwise, the first two sections will help you choose the best option to work anonymously on the Internet and solve the problem in the best possible way. Remember that sproxy.net consultants are always ready to help you and suggest suitable solutions.
There are three main purposes, and several of them are usually carried out simultaneously:
Working through a sproxyy is often referred to as anonymity, which is not formally correct. With regular mail, you can send an anonymous letter without a signature or sender. On the Internet, the only purpose of visiting a website is to receive a response to a request. Therefore, the sender’s address (IP) must be provided. However, we are not sure that the address provided by the recipient of the request indicates at least the country of the user and the ISP through which the Internet connection was established. This information becomes the basis for the collection of various information – preferences, purchases, interests, place of work and study, place of residence….
To prevent the collection of such data, you must first classify your IP address. To do this, the work is organized through a sproxyy server, where the flow of requests and responses is as follows:
The main purpose of this solution is that interested websites can “see” only the sproxyy server and its address, while the user’s real IP address remains hidden. This ensures secure or anonymous operation – the sproxyy’s address is replaced by the real user’s address.
If you choose a suboptimal method of connection, it can cause inconvenience to your work or jeopardize your anonymity. Therefore, it is necessary to clearly define the purpose and choose the appropriate means and methods of sproxyy configuration. Let’s now look at these schemes and illustrate them with examples.
To work through a sproxyy, you can configure:
The advantage of the home or office router (router) or server configuration option is that users’ devices do not need to be reconfigured for anonymous work. For example, smartphones, tablets and laptops at home are connected to the Internet via a Wi-Fi router. Once the router is configured, all users connected to the home network (even guests who only stop by for a short while) work anonymously.
Problem: In country A, some websites are blocked. The ISP in country A does not allow queries when accessing the IP address of a blocked resource.
Solution: We configured our home router to work through a sproxyy server in country B. Now ISPs don’t “see” queries to blocked websites because the work is done by the sproxyy. In this case, all users of the home network can access the blocked content.
Setting up a sproxyy operating system (i.e. a device such as a smartphone or computer) is a more local option. This means that only the tablet can be protected, while the smartphone, which has not yet made the necessary network settings, continues to work as usual.
Problem: The requested Internet service is only available to users in country A. We are in country B, so the service ignores our request.
Solution: we have configured the computer to work through a sproxyy server in country A. This means that the requested Internet service treats computers and users in country B. If the smartphone is not configured in this way, the Internet service will continue to ignore requests coming from the smartphone.
As before, being able to configure individual applications to work through a sproxyy server has both advantages and disadvantages. Also note that this scenario can be implemented in two ways – through the settings of the application itself (browser, mail client) or through a special sproxyy server. Below are several examples illustrating the advantages and disadvantages of this option.
Problem: A computer user needs anonymous access to websites, but wants to be able to work normally.
Solution: Use a browser such as Mozilla FireFox, which has its own sproxyy settings. Once configured, the FireFox browser can be used to access all resources anonymously and use other browsers normally.
Problem: Computer users need to use the Chrome browser to enable anonymous browsing. In the normal configuration, the application does not allow the use of its own sproxyy server.
Solution: There are two options you can use. Download the appropriate Chrome extension or install a sproxyy. In the first case, the browser can configure itself to work through the sproxyy (as shown in Example 3). In the second case, the sproxyy specifier specifies that all traffic from the Chrome browser (and other selected applications) should be routed through the sproxyy.
Problem: You need to manage multiple Facebook accounts from a single computer. Facebook’s security algorithm detects a large number of users using the same IP address and blocks them.
Solution: Organize operations for each account through a separate sproxyy server. In this case, the social network will “see” users coming from different addresses. In other words, it will completely mimic the way a large number of people operate. To do this, you need to install special software on your computer and specify the parameters of your Facebook account in the software settings, as well as the address, port and data used to identify yourself on the sproxyy server for each account.
A recent example shows that even users who have not committed any suspicious acts can be blocked by IP: For example, one user downloaded a large amount of information from an online store’s website. The store’s security algorithm detects this and blocks access via IP. As a rule, not just one address is blocked, but the entire address range of the ISP. Therefore, all other users of that ISP can’t access the site either, although they don’t know exactly why.
Browsers are most commonly used to browse the Internet. So let’s first look at how to configure these applications to work anonymously. Note that the step-by-step instructions are intended for general use. In parallel, sproxyy extensions have been developed for various browsers. With such an extension, you can turn the sproxyy on and off in your browser with one or two clicks. If you decide to use such an extension, download it from the manufacturer’s website or from an online component store, install it and use it according to its instructions.
We will first look at the configuration of browsers, whose basic functions can be adjusted only by changing the operating system settings. This means that the changes you make apply to all applications on your computer or mobile device.
To disable the sproxyy in Chrome browser, follow the same procedure, except that in step 5, move the switch to the “Off” position.
To disable the sproxyy server in the Yandex browser, follow the same sequence of steps, but set the switch to “Off” in step 6.
To disable the sproxyy in the Opera browser, use the same sequence of steps, but set the switch to Off in step 5 and do not perform step 5.
To disable the sproxyy in Microsoft Edge browser, follow the same order, except that step 6 is optional and set the switch to “Off” in step 5.
Unlike the aforementioned browsers, Firefox, Tor and some other browsers of interest offer not only the ability to reconfigure the operating system, but also to make individual settings. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to individually (manually) configure your browser via sproxyy.
If you wish, the Mozilla Firefox browser also allows you to reject authentication requests, control the sending of DNS requests and set the list of files to be processed without a sproxyy server.
To disable the sproxyy in Mozilla Firefox, use the same step-by-step instructions, but select “No sproxyy” or “Use system settings” in step 5.”
To disable the sproxyy in the Tor browser, follow the same steps, but follow steps 4 and 5 and set the switch in step 3 to “disabled.”
To disable the sproxyy in Safari browser, follow the same sequence of steps. However, instead of performing steps 4 and 5, select Autodiscover from the Configure Protocols list and uncheck the remaining boxes.
As you can see from the previous section, most browsers do not support separate sproxyy configuration either, but instead use the operating system settings. This is especially true for other applications (email clients, online games, etc.). This, however, raises the issue of anonymous operation, which developers have not yet solved. A common phenomenon is the use of sproxyy patches – special software that allows you to set a sproxyy mode for other applications on your device.
This means that even if an app doesn’t have such settings, you can use a sproxyy provider to customize the requirements and parameters for working through the sproxyy. Users also have the option to set a location address for anonymous work. Below are step-by-step instructions for configuring the two most popular sproxyy providers.
After the above steps, the device can operate anonymously through the specified sproxyy server. All applications using the Internet will automatically connect through this server.
In this context, the terms “computer, smartphone, tablet configuration” and “operating system configuration” are synonymous. Almost all applications on a device use the operating system when they access Internet resources. If the operating system is configured to work through a sproxyy server, all application requests are automatically routed through the sproxyy server. To make it easier to find the instructions you need, we list the names of different brands of operating systems and devices in the header.
To disable the sproxyy on Windows 7, follow the same step-by-step instructions, but uncheck Use in step 7 and don’t do step 8.
To disable the sproxyy on Windows 8, follow the same step-by-step instructions, but uncheck the Use option in step 6 and do not follow steps 7 and 8.
To disable the sproxyy on Windows 10, follow the same step-by-step instructions, but uncheck the “Use” option in step 3 and do not follow steps 4 and 5.
To disable sproxyy on macOS, follow the same step-by-step instructions, but in step 7 select “Automatically detect…” and uncheck the remaining boxes.
As with most other Linux configurations, switching to sproxyy operation is done via the command line, so some knowledge is desirable.
$export ftp_sproxyy=”http://login:password@IP:port”
$export http_sproxyy=”http://login:password @ip:port”
$export https_sproxyy=”https://login:password @IP:port”
If no authorization is required for the sproxyy, omit “login:password@”.
The ping, time wget and wget commands are used for this purpose.
To deactivate the sproxyy in Linux, select “Network settings”, “Network sproxyy”, “Manual” in the system settings and delete the sproxyy data.
To disable the sproxyy on iOS, follow the same step-by-step instructions, but select “Disable” in “Step 4.”
An Android phone or tablet is configured to work via sproxyy, depending on the root privileges assigned to the device. By running the Root Checker app, you can specify the algorithm required for your specific situation.
To disable the sproxyy on Android, follow the same step-by-step instructions, but set the corresponding switches to “Off.” in step 2 (for rooted devices) and step 4 (for unrooted devices).
Also note that in both cases only the Wi-Fi connections of the devices are anonymized. This means that the protection does not apply, for example, to work via 3G mobile Internet. In this case, in order to work via sproxyy, you need to install a browser on your smartphone that allows you to set the option to work via sproxyy in its own settings, rather than in the system settings. As mentioned earlier, these browsers include Firefox, for example.
A convenient and reliable solution is to enable the sproxyy function on the Internet access point (router at home or in the office).- This is a convenient and reliable solution. Once configured, all devices and programs in the office or home will automatically operate in anonymous mode. Users don’t have to worry about secure and unsecured device connections.
The problem is that routers are manufactured by many companies, and even within the same manufacturer, menus and configuration instructions vary widely from model to model. Therefore, we will only give a general step-by-step guide on how to configure a router to work via sproxyy, and recommend that you ask your system administrator or someone with relevant experience for help.
To disable the sproxyy on the router, follow the same step-by-step instructions, but set the switch to “Off” in step 4.
If you still have questions about the methods and possibilities of working anonymously on the Internet, contact sproxy.net consultants. We will help you configure the sproxyy correctly and work online safely!