Free HTTP Proxy List

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HTTP proxies are the simplest and most common type of proxy: a relay that parses your HTTP request, forwards it to the target, and returns the response. ProxySpace.pro publishes a fresh HTTP proxy list every 20 minutes.

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When to use HTTP

Use HTTP proxies for plain HTTP scraping, header rewriting, or cheap proxy chains where TLS is handled elsewhere. Avoid for sensitive traffic — the proxy operator sees every request URL in plaintext.

Example usage

# curl with HTTP proxy
curl -x http://1.2.3.4:8080 http://example.com/

# Python requests
import requests
requests.get('http://example.com', proxies={'http': 'http://1.2.3.4:8080'})

Per-country HTTP proxies

Intersect /http.txt with the country IP ranges to get only HTTP exits in a specific jurisdiction. Useful for geo-targeted scraping, ad verification, or testing how a service behaves to visitors from a given country.

HTTP in United States HTTP in United Kingdom HTTP in Germany HTTP in France HTTP in Netherlands HTTP in Russia HTTP in Japan HTTP in Brazil HTTP in India HTTP in Canada

How fresh is the list?

Every entry in /http.txt was alive within the last 20 minutes when we last ran a validation pass. That doesn't guarantee it is alive at the exact moment you read it — public proxies die fast. For high-confidence results pass the addresses through our proxy judge to filter the dead and confirm the anonymity level.

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