Our Squid Proxy List

If you want to connect using our proxy. Squid is a daemon which is used as a proxy server and web cache. Squid has many types of use, from speeding up a web server by caching repeated requests, DNS caching, caching web site, caching and searching computers on the network for a group of computers that use the same network resources, to help security by filtering (filter) traffic. Though often used for HTTP and FTP, Squid also offers limited support for several other protocols including the Transport Layer Security (TLS), Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), the Internet Gopher, and HTTPS. Squid version 3.1 includes the IPv6 protocol support and the Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP).

Squid Proxy server (proxy server) is a server computer or computer program that can act as another computer to do the request against the content of the Internet or intranet. A Proxy Server acts as a gateway to the world is the Internet for each client computer. A proxy server is not visible to the client computer: a user who interacts with the Internet through a proxy server will not know that a proxy server is to handle the request. The Web server receives a request from the proxy server will interpret the request as though the request-request comes directly from the client computer, not from the proxy server.