Proxy Port

Proxy Port is a free extension for using proxy servers in your browser.

The extension loads the list of public proxies from the https://proxy-port.com. Configures the browser to use a proxied connection. Monitors failed connections and retries through the new server.

No additional settings. All you have to do is install and activate the extension.

• No settings needed.
• No proxy list export required.
• No log in.
• No sign up.

After installing the extension, you will find a new button to the right of the address bar.

Extension button has only 3 functions:

1. It can be clicked. It will turn on/off the extension.
2. It displays a short label where can be found extension status. "Off" means that the extension turned off. Two character label reflect the country code of the active proxy server. Black background indicates that the proxy was setted but no requests were done. Yellow background indicates that the request was fired. Green background means the request was completed successfully.
3. The button also has a text tooltip with additional information.

Click the button and the extension will become active. The country code of the proxy server will be displayed on the label. The tooltip will display the server's IP address.

Enter the address of the site you want to open in the address bar. Press enter. The label will turn yellow, which means the browser has sent a request to the site through a proxy server and is waiting for a response.

It may take some time to find a working proxy server. The extension itself handles errors and timeouts that occur. If the label is yellow, then the extension is in the process of selecting a proxy server. When a good proxy server is selected, the label will turn green and the requested page will be loaded.

If you no longer need to use a proxy for browsing, you can click on the extension button. The extension will be disabled. Further requests will use a direct connection.

Privacy Policy

Sign up We only require an email and password when you sign up to our service. We do not check your email with an "activation link mail". Thus, you can use a non-existent email address. But you will not be able to recover your password.

Using extension in Guest mode Guest mode means that you are not logged in in the extensions settings. We do not store your browsing history. Guest mode implies employing public proxy servers which are not managed by us. Public proxy servers may collect and intercept your data.

Using extension in Free or Basic tier mode Free or Basic tier mode means that you are logged in in the extensions settings. The same as in Guest mode, but using proxy servers that we manage. Our proxy servers do not store your browsing activity.