(07-10-2014, 11:12 AM)chmod Wrote: proxychains (Linux only) is a nice piece of software for doing this, it's a CLI tool that will read a list of proxies from a file and apply them to any program you wish be it a browser or any other tool. (even works quite well with TOR if you have it set up correctly)

That being said I don't use proxies too often as I find them to be unreliable and slow and instead use a good paid VPN

(07-10-2014, 04:51 PM)dmaxx Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 11:12 AM)chmod Wrote: proxychains (Linux only) is a nice piece of software for doing this, it's a CLI tool that will read a list of proxies from a file and apply them to any program you wish be it a browser or any other tool. (even works quite well with TOR if you have it set up correctly)

That being said I don't use proxies too often as I find them to be unreliable and slow and instead use a good paid VPN

ofc, it depends on what you plan doing and what serves you use and how many, personally i never trust paid VPN like HMA and such because they keep logs i prefer not being there:epic:

(07-10-2014, 05:43 PM)chmod Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 04:51 PM)dmaxx Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 11:12 AM)chmod Wrote: proxychains (Linux only) is a nice piece of software for doing this, it's a CLI tool that will read a list of proxies from a file and apply them to any program you wish be it a browser or any other tool. (even works quite well with TOR if you have it set up correctly)

That being said I don't use proxies too often as I find them to be unreliable and slow and instead use a good paid VPN

ofc, it depends on what you plan doing and what serves you use and how many, personally i never trust paid VPN like HMA and such because they keep logs i prefer not being there:epic:

I agree a lot of VPN's do so it's worth researching thoroughly before committing to one, and even then you can't really be sure. The same thing could also be said abut proxies though so both require trust

(07-10-2014, 05:57 PM)dmaxx Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 05:43 PM)chmod Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 04:51 PM)dmaxx Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 11:12 AM)chmod Wrote: proxychains (Linux only) is a nice piece of software for doing this, it's a CLI tool that will read a list of proxies from a file and apply them to any program you wish be it a browser or any other tool. (even works quite well with TOR if you have it set up correctly)

That being said I don't use proxies too often as I find them to be unreliable and slow and instead use a good paid VPN

ofc, it depends on what you plan doing and what serves you use and how many, personally i never trust paid VPN like HMA and such because they keep logs i prefer not being there:epic:

I agree a lot of VPN's do so it's worth researching thoroughly before committing to one, and even then you can't really be sure. The same thing could also be said abut proxies though so both require trust

sure, but you only need find one good proxy then connect from there to others while a paid vpn it's them all the way, if the vpn keeps log or not does not change they are a paid service, and i don't exactly like paid services:epic:

(07-10-2014, 06:05 PM)chmod Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 05:57 PM)dmaxx Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 05:43 PM)chmod Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 04:51 PM)dmaxx Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 11:12 AM)chmod Wrote: proxychains (Linux only) is a nice piece of software for doing this, it's a CLI tool that will read a list of proxies from a file and apply them to any program you wish be it a browser or any other tool. (even works quite well with TOR if you have it set up correctly)

That being said I don't use proxies too often as I find them to be unreliable and slow and instead use a good paid VPN

ofc, it depends on what you plan doing and what serves you use and how many, personally i never trust paid VPN like HMA and such because they keep logs i prefer not being there:epic:

I agree a lot of VPN's do so it's worth researching thoroughly before committing to one, and even then you can't really be sure. The same thing could also be said abut proxies though so both require trust

sure, but you only need find one good proxy then connect from there to others while a paid vpn it's them all the way, if the vpn keeps log or not does not change they are a paid service, and i don't exactly like paid services:epic:

But you only need to find 1 good VPN also, so there's not really much difference there. The fact that you don't want to pay for a service is your choice of course and I can't really tell you you're wrong, but I personally think it's the better option. Sure it costs money but the benefits are speed and reliability.

Anyway this is starting to go quite off topic now so I'll leave it at that.

(07-26-2014, 02:03 PM)mososo Wrote: dmaxx,

what do you intend to do with that proxy software?.
P.S.i m a noob..so pls dont come down hard on me..

regards,

(07-10-2014, 04:51 PM)dmaxx Wrote:

(07-10-2014, 11:12 AM)chmod Wrote: proxychains (Linux only) is a nice piece of software for doing this, it's a CLI tool that will read a list of proxies from a file and apply them to any program you wish be it a browser or any other tool. (even works quite well with TOR if you have it set up correctly)

That being said I don't use proxies too often as I find them to be unreliable and slow and instead use a good paid VPN

ofc, it depends on what you plan doing and what serves you use and how many, personally i never trust paid VPN like HMA and such because they keep logs i prefer not being there:epic: