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Using Proxies Online
A proxy is an IP (internet protocol) that you can use while you surf to hide yours. Practically is a server with an internet connection with a configured proxy software usually running on linux. The usual ports for proxy are 80 and 3124-3128 and the most proxies can be found in United States Of America and Russia. You surf the internet through that server. You send requests to it and it gives you back the results (websites, most often).
It is really simple and a PHP or CGI proxy can be installed in 2 minutes. See an example on http://www.proxyloop.com That`s the reason that there are thousands of proxy websites. But that is not a bad think, because there is variety and variety is good.
My recommendation is to start using proxy to protect your anonymity and privacy. I don`t think you want others to know what websites you are surfing. Also proxies are absolutely legal, but only if you use them in legal ways. You should never use a proxy for internet fraud or other illegal or immoral purposes. A proxy could also help you to visit or join a website that your own ip is banned. Or you could visit websites that simply don`t allow your country.
The PHP proxies are web proxy scripts written in php scripting language that are very easy to use. You just have to insert the website`s url in a form and press a button. then you are ready, you are now surfing the desired website using a proxy and having a protected anonymity and privacy. CGI proxy is almost the same as PHP, but is a bit more complex and is written in CGI scripting language. It is a good proxy and helps very much for you to be anonymous.
You can even surf websites without their owners knowing you are using a proxy.
As this is the most easy to use proxy, i recommend to start using it. It has only a few bad sides, first one is that you have a frame sometimes with ads.
There are 3 types of proxy, but only 2 of them differ more:
* Browser proxy
* CGI proxy
* PHP proxy
PHP and CGI proxies are basically the same, only the programming/scripting language differs. There is a form where you insert the link of the website you want to visit and you are ready.
The browser proxy requires you to set some settings in the browser, including adding a proxy address and a port ( e.g 127.0.0.1:80 )
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