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SOCKS5 operates at the TCP/UDP level without modifying headers — anonymity depends on the server.
Port 80 — standard HTTP without encryption.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a SOCKS5 proxy and what is it for?
SOCKS5 is a universal proxy protocol supporting TCP and UDP. It hides the client IP, supports authentication, and works over IPv6. Suitable for a wide range of tasks: from web browsing to VoIP.
Does SOCKS5 support authentication?
Yes, SOCKS5 supports login/password authentication and also allows building server chains to increase anonymity.
What advantages does SOCKS5 have over HTTP proxies?
SOCKS5 operates at a lower network level and is not limited to HTTP traffic. It supports any TCP and UDP applications, while HTTP proxies only work with web requests.
Can SOCKS5 proxies be used for gaming?
Yes, SOCKS5 is the only proxy type with UDP traffic support, making it suitable for online gaming, VoIP, and streaming. HTTP proxies are not suitable for such tasks.
What ports are typical for SOCKS5?
SOCKS5 proxies typically run on ports 1080 (standard SOCKS port), 1081, and 9050. The specific port depends on server configuration.
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