Proxy on in one click, and the exit IP to prove it
Out now for Chrome and Firefox. The same install links also sit on the Apps & extensions page of your dashboard.
Paste, click, check. That is the whole job.
Paste it how it came
host:port:user:pass, user:pass@host:port, a full URL, one per line. Or a dashboard code. Lines are numbered, and the one it cannot read gets pointed at.
The exit IP, big
Connect and the popup shows the IP and country websites see. If the proxy refused your login or is not answering, it says that instead of pretending.
No password pop-ups
Proxy logins are stored in the extension and answered for you, so the browser never throws a login box at you mid-session.
Only the sites you pick
One proxy for everything, a different proxy per site, or a PAC script. Allow only flips it round: just the sites on your list go through a proxy.
Your bank stays direct
Put it on the bypass list and it connects without a proxy while everything else goes through one. Bypass this site in the popup adds the one you are on.
Dead proxy, next proxy
Test any proxy and see its latency. With failover on, a proxy that stops answering is swapped for the next one that passes a test.
The real thing, in both themes
Sample data shown. Linked to your ProxyMonkey account, the dark theme wears our banana. The light theme keeps the extension’s own indigo, because banana on white fails the contrast check and the extension will not use an accent you cannot read.
Connected, with the IP to prove it
Off, and one click from back on
A proxy per site, the rest direct
Every proxy, tested
Paste it how it came
Your account, pulled in
What it does not do
- It routes this browser and nothing else. curl, your scripts and every other app on the machine are untouched.
- Private windows need the extension allowed in them. Until then Firefox sends them direct, and Chrome Incognito can stop and ask for the proxy password.
- A captcha page that answers 200 looks like a success, so switch-on-block does not see it.
- On a rotating gateway, a switch can leave you on the same exit IP.
Need every app on the machine behind a proxy, not just the browser? That is ProxyDesk.
The questions worth asking
Where do I get it?
From the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons, with the buttons on this page. Out now for Chrome and Firefox. The same install links also sit on the Apps & extensions page of your dashboard. No account yet? Make one first; the extension needs proxies to be any use.
Does it only work with ProxyMonkey proxies?
No. Paste a list from any provider, or link a supported provider with its API key. Your ProxyMonkey proxies come in with one button from a dashboard tab where you are signed in.
Does everything go through the proxy?
Only if you want it to. One proxy covers every site except your bypass list. Allow only turns that round, so just the listed sites use it. Per site picks a proxy for each site, and anything that matches no rule goes wherever you set the fallback, direct included.
Can it stop WebRTC leaking my real IP?
Yes, if you switch on WebRTC leak protection in Settings. It stops the browser sending your real address over WebRTC while a proxy is on. It is off until you turn it on, because it needs one extra browser permission.
What does it collect?
No ads, no tracking, and no extra account to make. Anonymous usage statistics are off unless you switch them on. Your proxies and logins stay on your device and go only to the proxies and dashboard you set up.
Why does it have a different name in my browser?
The extension shows as Proxynator. It works with any provider’s proxies, not just ours, so it carries its own name. The interface comes in English and Simplified Chinese, light and dark.
Grab it, then paste your list
Out now for Chrome and Firefox. The same install links also sit on the Apps & extensions page of your dashboard. No account yet? Make one, bring a list, click Connect.