Chrome
From the Chrome Web Store.
InstallSocksNode Proxy for Chrome and Firefox
Your proxies, one switch in your browser
Pick a proxy type and a place, then switch it on. No proxy settings to edit, no usernames to remember.
Free · Version 0.3.0 · Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox
Everything you need, in the toolbar
The same choices as your dashboard, one click away.
Rotating proxies by the GB
Residential Pool 1, 2, 3 or Mix, datacenter and rotating mobile, with your balance for each always in view.
Target any place
Country, state, city or ISP, and strict or relaxed matching, exactly as in the dashboard.
New IP or the same IP
A new IP on every request, or hold one IP for minutes or hours.
Every IP you hold
24-hour, long-term, static, ISP and 4G/5G IPs in one list. One click to use any of them.
No WebRTC leaks
WebRTC is blocked while the proxy is on, so sites cannot see your real IP that way.
See it working
The IP websites see right now, a bypass list for sites that should skip the proxy, light or dark mode.
Ready in a minute
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Add it
Install SocksNode Proxy from your browser's store.
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Sign in
Use your SocksNode account: password, Google, GitHub or two-factor.
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Switch it on
Pick a proxy or one of your IPs and turn it on.
Questions about the extension
Is the extension free?
Yes. The extension costs nothing; you pay only for the proxies you use, from the same balance as on the website.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers through the Chrome Web Store, and Firefox through Firefox Add-ons. Safari is not supported.
Does it change the proxy for my whole computer?
No. Only this browser uses the proxy. For every app on your PC, use the SocksNode app for Windows.
Do I need a balance?
You need a SocksNode account with a balance or an IP to use. Rotating proxies use your GB; the IPs you hold work as long as they last.
Can I use a different proxy in another browser profile?
Yes. Each browser profile keeps its own extension, so each can run its own proxy.
Proxies for every app on your PC
The SocksNode app for Windows puts every IP on its own local port, for any browser, tool or script.