About ProxyBrowser
ProxyBrowser provides a web interface for requesting website pages through a proxy. The service starts at proxybrowser.org: enter a destination, follow the connection prompt, and continue in your existing browser.
For a first look at the website and a practical way to try it, read Meet ProxyBrowser.
A website you can start from
You do not need to install a separate application or create a ProxyBrowser account to use the form. The interface is available in English and Simplified Chinese. Its purpose is to give you a straightforward starting point for opening a website link through an intermediary connection.
Use the getting started guide for the complete sequence, including the prompt shown before a connection begins.
What the service covers
The proxy handles supported website requests opened through its interface. It does not automatically route other tabs or applications on your device. Page availability depends on the destination, the connection, and browser compatibility.
Some pages may open partly, reject a proxy connection, or require features the service cannot relay. Our FAQ explains how to compare results and choose a useful next step when that happens.
Service information
The Privacy Policy describes information processed by the service, including operational logs, analytics, and third-party services. The Terms of Service describe the scope and conditions of use. A proxy connection does not by itself make a browsing session completely anonymous.
Help with a page
The current contact availability is shown below. When the interface is available, select Contact to open it. For a loading problem, include the public page address, your browser version, and the error you see. Explaining whether the destination works directly helps distinguish a page issue from a broader connection problem.
Controls for Analytics on Proxied Pages
When you browse pages through the proxy, we may count sanitized page views so we can understand how the proxy is used. We do not send query strings, fragments, access tokens, or the page's original title to Google Analytics.