Understand how passkeys replace shared secrets, resist phishing and change account recovery before switching your important logins.
A web proxy, with clear limits.
Open a website, or learn what a proxy can actually protect.
Open a website
Opening the proxy session…
Free to use. No account or installation. The proxy can process the pages you request. Avoid passwords and sensitive information. Read the privacy limits.
What changes. What stays.
A different IP address does not make you anonymous.
| Your IP address | The destination normally receives the proxy server's IP instead of yours. |
|---|---|
| Your accounts | Signing in can identify you. Cookies and browser characteristics may still link visits. |
| Your connection | The HTTPS connection to this service does not make an HTTP destination encrypted. |
| Your other apps | This tool handles requested web pages, not all traffic from your device. |
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Before you browse.
Does this replace a VPN?
No. A browser proxy handles selected pages. A VPN can route more device traffic, depending on its configuration. Neither removes all tracking.
Should I sign in through a proxy?
Use a direct, trusted connection for email, banking and other sensitive accounts. A rewriting proxy processes the pages it returns.
Can every website work?
No. Logins, scripts, video and site security controls can fail. Respect website terms, network rules and local law.
From MetaCyberGuru.
Prime Proxy pairs a browser tool with practical privacy education. Guides explain tradeoffs and link to further reading.