Profiles – Proxifier
Profiles
The Proxifier settings located in the menu are collectively referred to as a profile. This includes,,, and others, but the settings available under the and menus are not included in a profile. These mostly represent settings related to the Proxifier user interface and appearance.
Proxifier automatically saves the current profile (without prompting) after any change. You can save the profile with a specific name by using and load it later with. The name of the active profile is displayed in the title of the main window. You can easily navigate and load profiles with the toolbar button or the context menu of the system tray icon.
Profile Files
To import or export a profile from/to a file, use the menu’s and commands, respectively. With, you can import settings from older versions of Proxifier ( files). You can also manage profiles as files using the command.
Proxifier profiles are user specific.
Each user account on the computer has a distinct set of profiles, but it is possible to specify a global profile for all users on the computer. To do this, simply export the profile as () and place it in the
home directory of (usually C:Program Files (x86)Proxifier) or in
C:ProgramDataProxifier (the same as C:UsersAll UsersApplication DataProxifier)
Proxifier checks these paths on start-up. If there is a file, it loads automatically.
Proxifier uses XML for profile files. The format is human readable and self-explanatory.
You can edit the content with any third-party tools and can load a profile via the command line using the following command.
If Proxifier is not running, it will be started with the specified profile.
If Proxifier is already running, the profile will be loaded into the running instance. To load a profile silently (without a user prompt), use the silent-load flag.
silent-load
Encryption
Profiles can contain passwords for proxy servers.
To protect this information, Proxifier supports encryption. You can change the encryption options at. The same settings are requested anytime you use.
The description of each option is shown in the dialog window above.
For, Proxifier uses the standard Windows Data Protection API (DPAPI) is selected, Proxifier uses it as a key for AES 256 bits encryption and requests the master password each time the profile is loaded (including at start-up) can save this password in the current user account by ticking the oxifier will not load the profile until the correct password is provided. Please consider this if you intend to use Proxifier in unattended mode (e. g., with the autostart feature or in the service mode) you enter an incorrect password, Proxifier will ask you to try again or load the profile with blank passwords.
Profiles – Proxifier
Profiles
Proxifier settings located in the Profile menu together are referred to as a profile. This includes Proxy Servers, Proxification Rules, Name Resolution and others. Settings available under Log and View menus are not included in a profile. Mostly they represent settings related to the Proxifier user interface and appearance.
Proxifier automatically saves the current profile (without prompting) on any change. You can save the profile with a specific name by File->Save Profile As… and load it later with File->Load Profile. The name of the active profile is displayed at the title of the main window.
You can easily navigate and load profiles with the toolbar button or the context menu of the system tray icon:
To import or export a profile from/to a file use the Import Profile or Export Profile commands of the File menu respectively. With Import Profile you can import settings from the old versions of Proxifier (prx-files).
You can also manage profiles at the file level with File->Manage Profiles… command.
Proxifier profiles are user specific. Each user account on the computer has its own private set of profiles.
However, it is possible to specify one global profile for all users on the computer. To do this, just export the profile as “” (File->Export Profile) and place it into:
“C:UsersAll UsersApplication DataProxifier” or its equivalent on your system.
Proxifier checks this path on start and if there is “” file, it loads it automatically.
Proxifier v3 uses XML for profile files. The format is human readable and self-explanatory. You can edit the content with any third party tools and scripts.
You can load a profile via command line using the following command:
If Proxifier is not running it will be started with specified profile. If Proxifier is already running, the profile will be loaded into the running instance.
In order to load a profile silently (without user prompt) use “silent-load” flag:
silent-load
Profiles can contain passwords for proxy servers. To protect this information Proxifier supports encryption. You can change encryption options at Profile->Advanced->Password Encryption…
The same settings are requested anytime you use Export Profile.
The description of each option is provided in the dialog window above.
Basic and Current user account uses AES 256 bits.
For Profile master password Proxifier uses the standard Windows Data Protection API (DPAPI). Internally it is based on Triple-DES.
When Profile master password is used Proxifier asks it each time the profile is loaded (including at startup).
You can save this password within the current user account with the Remember checkbox.
Proxifier will not load the profile until the correct password is specified. Please consider this if you are going to use Proxifier in unattended mode (e. g. with autostart feature).
If you enter an incorrect password, Proxifier will ask you to repeat or load the profile with blank passwords.
Proxifier – Manual ( Tutorial )
What is Proxifier?
Proxifier is a proxy tunneling application.
It lets you tunnel a connection, of any applications to your desired HTTP or
SOCKS proxy connection. With Proxifier, you can easily use a certain proxy you
desire even if the application you are going to use doesn’t support change or
specification of certain proxies. Proxifier can give you more privacy as per it
can hide your real IP address, hence making your internet browsing more secure.
Proxifier comes in both standalone full
version and also with a portable version. It is compatible with almost any
operating systems. With proxifier, you can also get the power to resolve your
DNS settings to what you wanted it to be. It also supports IPV6 ip system, and
also all connection types such as HTTP, SOCKS v4 and also v5.
You can get it at, for free trial or you
can purchase it. However, the portable version can give almost anything and
everything you need with a proxifying app. This also is a no-install version so
it is very easy to use.
How to get SOCKS proxies
1. You can get SOCKS proxies at
2. Log on in your socks admin with your respective
account info.
3. You can choose either if you wanted to search for a
specific proxy, or you just want to see a generated list of the currently available
SOCKS proxies.
4. Select a proxy from a result you had desired, and
then view a certain proxy detail by clicking its hostname. Click on view and
then wait until the proxy server address and port is revealed.
5. After that, take note of it and you are now ready
to use it on Proxifier.
Using Proxifier
1. Open and run Proxifier. When Proxifier is running, and no
internet connection is happening, you can only see an empty and blank window.
2. To add a new proxy rule, just click on Profile > Proxy
Servers.
3. Clicking on Proxy Server will bring you to a window showing the
proxy you had input with Proxifier, and for the first time of usage, it will be
empty, just click on the Add button and another window will open.
4. Input the necessary data regarding your proxy information.
On the Proxy server field,
input the Proxy server address you had obtained from
On the Protocol field,
select the connection protocol you want to use depending on your proxy type.
Then click on okay and
follow the prompt on making the input proxy as default profile.
5. You can also save the proxy profile manually so you can use it
again in case you are going to use another proxy. Click on File > Save
Profile and then put any name you want and proceed on saving your proxy
settings profile.
6. Then launch any application you like. By default, Proxifier
starts tunneling connection to almost every program that connects on the
internet. Let’s say, using Mozilla Firefox, go to to check if your
current IP now reflects what you had input in the Proxifier settings.
Frequently Asked Questions about proxifier password
How do I connect my proxifier?
Using ProxifierOpen and run Proxifier. … To add a new proxy rule, just click on Profile > Proxy Servers.Clicking on Proxy Server will bring you to a window showing the proxy you had input with Proxifier, and for the first time of usage, it will be empty, just click on the Add button and another window will open.More items…
What is proxifier port?
The port number to connect to the proxy server (usually 1080, 80, 8080, 3128, etc.) Protocol. The protocol used by the proxy server. Proxifier supports four types of protocols: SOCKS version 4(A) — a widely used proxy server protocol that does not support authentication.
Why is my proxifier not working?
Most commonly the cause of the problem is a third-party software that uses Winsock LSP and conflicts with Proxifier. … If your Winsock configuration is corrupted you can use the Reset Winsock Settings button. This will run a built-in Windows mechanism to address this problem (“netsh winsock reset” command).