Proxy302 vs Proxy Quick

The Most Comprehensive Proxy Types: Proxy302 provides the most comprehensive types of proxies on the market to meet various business needs. - Access to over 650 million residential IPs across 240+ countries and regions. - Supports HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy protocols. - Offers both dynamic and static proxies, categorized as: - Dynamic (charged by traffic) - Dynamic (charged by IP) - Static (charged by traffic) - Static (charged by IP) - with static proxies further divided into residential and data center IPs. Pay-As-You-Go: No package bundle purchase, pay-as-you-go, top up can use all types of proxy, and no tiered pricing. User-Friendly Interface: The user interface is clear but not simple, easy to use and efficient. A browser extension allows for one-click proxy setup, eliminating complex configuration steps.

Proxy Quick helps you connect through an HTTP CONNECT or SOCKS5 proxy that you provide on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Save proxy profiles, keep credentials in Keychain, and switch the connection on when you need it. Add host, wildcard domain, and CIDR rules to choose which traffic uses your proxy and which traffic stays direct. Key features: - Save user-provided proxy hosts, ports, and credentials - HTTP CONNECT and SOCKS5 profiles - Switch the connection on and off from the app - Check proxy authentication and connection setup without sending traffic payloads - Route domains or IP ranges through a proxy profile or direct connection - macOS menu bar controls for status and connection actions - In-app language switching from settings Optional Pro one-time unlock adds multiple profiles and ordered proxy groups with pre-relay failover, expanded rule management, previewed import from files, text, or QR codes, password-free JSON/QR export, network-based On Demand, automatic snapshots and iCloud backup, and diagnostic log export. QR images can be sent through the system share sheet. Proxy Quick does not provide, host, sell, or bundle proxy servers. You bring your own proxy server. There are no app accounts, analytics SDKs, advertising SDKs, traffic payload logs, or HTTPS interception.