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Metric	FoxyProxy	FoxyProxy Basic
User count	500,000	30,000
Average rating	3.78	3.96
Rating count	805	80
Last updated	2026-06-04	2026-06-04
Size	0.22 MB	0.22 MB
Version	9.2	9.2

Short description	FoxyProxy is an open-source Chrome proxy manager that replaces Chrome's limited proxying. Use per-tab or URL rules, import/export, and WebRTC control.	Open-source Chrome proxy manager. Switch proxies by URL, tab, or icon; import/export settings, control WebRTC, and authenticate proxies for privacy.
Full summary	FoxyProxy is an open-source Chrome and Firefox extension that fully replaces Chrome's limited proxying features. Owned and developed by the same team since 2006, it requires no paid account—bring your own proxies or use providers you trust. The extension emphasizes privacy and control and includes the source code on GitHub. FoxyProxy lets you switch connections by point-and-click colored icons, by URL patterns (wildcards or regular expressions), or assign proxies per browser tab (up to four). Other highlights include import/export of settings, optional Chrome Sync, keyboard shortcuts, Incognito proxy selection, global domain exclusions, a pattern tester, WebRTC on/off control to reduce IP leaks, and built-in presets for tor/privoxy/psiphon. Permissions are limited to what’s required (proxy, storage, tabs, webRequest, downloads, browsingData, privacy, and host access). No remote code is used by the extension. Source code: https://github.com/foxyproxy/browser-extension	FoxyProxy Basic is an open-source Chrome extension that replaces Chrome’s limited proxying capabilities with a powerful, easy-to-use proxy management tool. No paid account is required — bring your own proxies or use any vendor. Since 2006 the same team has maintained FoxyProxy, providing stable, transparent proxy switching by point-and-click icons, URL pattern rules (wildcards or regex), or per-browser-tab proxies. Key features: Point-and-click colored icons and country flags to see which proxy is active Proxy switching by URL patterns (wildcards or regular expressions) with a built-in pattern tester Assign up to 4 separate proxies to individual tabs and select a proxy for Incognito mode Import/export settings, keyboard shortcuts, global domain exclusions, and optional Chrome Sync Control WebRTC to limit IP discovery and authenticate proxy servers via webRequest Open-source code on GitHub; no remote code executed by the extension