| Feature | PureVPN Proxy (Extension) | PureVPN VPN (App) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Browser Traffic Only | Entire Device Traffic | | Encryption | Limited/Light Encryption | AES-256 Encryption (Military Grade) | | Protocols | HTTP / SOCKS | IKEv2, OpenVPN, WireGuard | | Anonymity | Moderate (Masks IP) | High (Masks IP + Encrypts Data) | | Use Case | Bypassing geo-restrictions, streaming | Privacy, P2P, Public Wi-Fi security |

The extension acts as an HTTP/HTTPS proxy. It only secures your browser traffic, keeping your browser connection lightweight and fast while leaving your background apps on your regular internet connection. Premium SOCKS5 Authentication

Many third-party websites publish free lists claiming to be "PureVPN free proxies" or "premium proxy cracks." Using these public lists poses severe security risks:

By leveraging the dynamic proxy capabilities of PureVPN, you get a constantly updated "living list" that is faster, safer, and more reliable than any static file you could download from the internet.

Whether you are trying to bypass geo-blocks, scrape data without being flagged, or simply add a layer of anonymity to your browser, understanding how to use proxy lists effectively can transform your online experience. What is a PureVPN Proxy List?

The most common way to use PureVPN as a proxy is through their Firefox Add-on Chrome Extension . These act as HTTP proxies , encrypting only your browser traffic. Locations: Over 50 countries and 139+ server locations

This article is for educational purposes. Proxy/VPN usage must comply with your local laws and PureVPN’s Terms of Service. Always respect copyright laws when using proxies for streaming or torrenting.

If you choose to use proxies, ensure they are sourced directly from an official provider dashboard rather than unverified third-party websites. Share public link

When setting up these servers as proxies, ensure you use the correct protocol ports as specified by PureVPN Support : Primary Port Additional Info Requires GRE 45 L2TP Often uses IPsec SSTP Best for bypassing firewalls OpenVPN (UDP) Optimized for speed OpenVPN (TCP) Optimized for stability Comparison: Proxy vs. VPN