Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) File
Configure your browser to automatically use our proxy servers
What is a PAC File?
A Proxy Auto-Configuration (PAC) file is a JavaScript file that defines how web browsers and other user agents can automatically choose the appropriate proxy server (access method) for fetching a given URL.
Our PAC file automatically selects the best proxy server from our database based on their performance scores.
Your PAC File URL
How to Configure Your Browser
- Open Firefox Settings (Menu → Settings)
- Scroll down to "Network Settings"
- Click "Settings..."
- Select "Automatic proxy configuration URL"
- Paste the PAC URL from above
- Open Chrome Settings (Menu → Settings)
- Click on "Advanced" to expand settings
- Under "System", click "Open your computer's proxy settings"
- In Windows: Select "Automatic proxy setup" and paste the PAC URL
- In macOS: Select "Automatic Proxy Configuration" and paste the PAC URL
- Open Safari Preferences (Safari → Preferences)
- Click on "Advanced" tab
- Click "Change Settings..." next to "Proxies"
- Select "Automatic Proxy Configuration"
- Paste the PAC URL in the field
- Open Edge Settings (Menu → Settings)
- Click on "System and performance"
- Click "Open your computer's proxy settings"
- In Windows: Select "Automatic proxy setup" and paste the PAC URL
Features of Our PAC File
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Automatically selects the best performing proxy servers
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Bypasses proxy for localhost and local network addresses
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Updates automatically as proxy performance changes
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Fallback to direct connection if no proxies are available