Free HTTPS Proxy List
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HTTPS proxies tunnel arbitrary TCP via the CONNECT verb so your TLS session terminates at the target. The proxy operator sees only the destination host:port, never the URL path or payload. Fresh list every 20 minutes.
Download https.txt Daily archive
When to use HTTPS
Use HTTPS proxies for scraping modern websites that require TLS (which is almost all of them in 2026), for tools that wrap requests in HTTP-CONNECT, and any time you need the proxy to be opaque to the application protocol.
Example usage
# curl through HTTPS-CONNECT proxy
curl -x http://1.2.3.4:8080 https://example.com/
# Python requests (proxy via CONNECT)
import requests
requests.get('https://example.com', proxies={'https': 'http://1.2.3.4:8080'})Per-country HTTPS proxies
Intersect /https.txt with the
country IP ranges to get only HTTPS exits in a
specific jurisdiction. Useful for geo-targeted scraping, ad verification, or
testing how a service behaves to visitors from a given country.
How fresh is the list?
Every entry in /https.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.