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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

Use this URL in any browser to configure automatic proxy settings:

How to Configure Your Browser

Firefox
  1. Open Firefox Settings (Menu → Settings)
  2. Scroll down to "Network Settings"
  3. Click "Settings..."
  4. Select "Automatic proxy configuration URL"
  5. Paste the PAC URL from above
Chrome
  1. Open Chrome Settings (Menu → Settings)
  2. Click on "Advanced" to expand settings
  3. Under "System", click "Open your computer's proxy settings"
  4. In Windows: Select "Automatic proxy setup" and paste the PAC URL
  5. In macOS: Select "Automatic Proxy Configuration" and paste the PAC URL
Safari
  1. Open Safari Preferences (Safari → Preferences)
  2. Click on "Advanced" tab
  3. Click "Change Settings..." next to "Proxies"
  4. Select "Automatic Proxy Configuration"
  5. Paste the PAC URL in the field
Microsoft Edge
  1. Open Edge Settings (Menu → Settings)
  2. Click on "System and performance"
  3. Click "Open your computer's proxy settings"
  4. In Windows: Select "Automatic proxy setup" and paste the PAC URL

Features of Our PAC File

  • Automatically selects the best performing proxy servers
  • Bypasses proxy for localhost and local network addresses
  • Updates automatically as proxy performance changes
  • Fallback to direct connection if no proxies are available
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