New proxy users often run into a common question – should I pay for proxies? The internet is loaded with free proxies that seem very tempting, while paid proxies can cost a little fortune, especially when
IP hopping or bouncing is the process of using a single IP address for a short period of time and then switching to a different one to avoid tracking and extended data exchange. Getting a new
Anonymity online has been a topic for years now. Everyone knows about the tracking search engines have implemented and some of the popular ways of protecting oneself such as incognito mode. Yet, incognito mode only
Proxy servers and virtual private networks have been in advertisements, news, and many other outlets. They have been popping up left and right on every piece of media and content. Often, however, the differences between a
Companies, governments, and individuals can block access to websites in numerous ways. From proxies that filter content to banning in firewall rules, the methods are many and produce varied results. Luckily, there are equally as
An SSL proxy is an intermediary server that uses the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. They are also known as HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol over SSL) proxies. In essence, they use cryptography to encrypt data that’s
IPv6 is a long-standing upgrade for the regular Internet Protocol we’ve been using for decades. The earlier version IPv4, while still in widespread use, doesn’t have enough IP addresses to serve the current global needs, hence
IP rotation is the process of changing your assigned Internet Protocol address after a set amount of time or after each connection request sent. There are various good reasons to do so, ranging from avoiding IP
There are many different proxy server types. Some of them differ by their source such as residential or datacenter proxies, others through encryption protocols. Finally, there are two types of proxies that can be differentiated by
Apple users are more than familiar with Safari, it being the default web browser for Mac OS. As Apple’s top browser, it also holds a 19.16% browser market share worldwide, being second only to Google Chrome.