Sometimes when you are traveling, studying or working overseas, you will inevitably need to visit some blocked websites in that country. To access to your favorite news broadcast or social media platforms in some countries with censorship mechanism, in addition to using the traditional, old-fashioned VPN springboard circumvent the blocks, there are more and more Internet proxy tools available to enable users to quickly evade the Internet censorship. Psiphon is one of the best.

SocksCap used to be the most popular proxy client made by Permeo for Windows XP. Unfortunately, Permeo gave up the maintenance of SocksCap so it couldn't be used on a 64-bit OS. In essence, SocksCap64 is a 64-bit version of SocksCap that perfectly supports Windows XP and higher versions (both 32-bit and 64-bit), which is implemented based on the DLL injection technology. It was originally designed to help the author (Taro Labs from China) himself reduce the connection delay when playing cross-regional online games.

ProxyCap is a simple, practical proxy server tool with simple user interface and very flexible routing rules. It enables all of your applications to access external networks through various types of proxy servers, supports specifying a specific proxy for an application, and allows you to specify the target IP, hostname, port for some proxy, and so on.

CCProxy is a user-friendly, powerful and popular multi-account proxy server software developed by Youngzsoft from China, primarily used for Internet sharing and online behavior monitoring within the local area network (LAN). Even for users who are not very familiar with accessing the Internet via proxy, they can still use CCProxy to set up their own proxy server in a few minutes. For enterprises, schools, institutions, families, players, CCProxy can be your first choice to build proxy servers in order to realize the shared Internet access and monitoring of Internet access behaviors.

An IP address is a unique identification number that is used to identify all computers and websites on the Internet. When you connect to the Internet, your computer is assigned an IP address from your local Internet Service Provider (ISP). This is known as a direct connection to the Internet. But sometimes you need to use a fake IP instead, with the anonymity and privacy security in mind, for example:

• Access some websites banning you or your country IPs
• Surf the Internet anonymously
• Send emails anonymously
• Prevent identity theft and intrusion from hackers
• Prevent anyone from seeing your real IP when communicating with them