No Hands Proxies

No Hands Proxies is a comprehensive and reliable piece of software created to provide you with the ability of obtaining countless proxy servers to which you can connect, all while entailing a minimal level of effort for you.

Subsequent to the brief and uneventful setup process, you can launch the program and get started with it immediately, its usage being quite intuitive and self-explanatory.

The ribbon in the main window enables you to switch between ‘Proxies’ and ‘Settings’, or view the activity ‘Log’, while the start and stop buttons allow you to commence or halt the operation.

The first time you run No Hands Proxies, you will need to let the utility collect the addresses at its own pace, which may take more or less time, as it also runs a checkup in order to determine whether they are operational or not.

The discovered items are then listed in the main window, in the ‘Working Proxies’ tab, where you can learn their ‘Anonymity’ type (‘Elite’, ‘Transparent’, ‘Anonymous’), the ‘Latency’ in milliseconds, the corresponding ‘Region’, along with the source, namely the website it was collected from.

Moreover, these can be exported to CSV or TXT files, allowing you to save them for a later occasion. You can set a random or a preferred proxy for your PC, to protect you while browsing the Internet.

In the ‘Awaiting Proxies’ section, you can view a list of entries which still require to be verified, but you can also import a list from clipboard or a locally stored file and determine their validity.

No Hands Proxies features an extensive array of configuration options, which you can access and customize from the ‘Settings’ tab. You are able to adjust the ‘Proxy Limits’, ‘Connection’ or ‘Random Proxy Settings’, as well as the export preferences. You can filter results by their region or add new sources.

In conclusion, No Hands Proxies is an effective and user-friendly application that enables you to quickly find a proxy server, when in need, offering you a wide array of choices to pick from and checking them to make sure they work before you use them.