Proxy Recommendations?

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Hi Guys,

I'm looking for a new proxy provider after I discovered that IPRoyal leaks the originating country by using local DNS servers.... Does anyone know of a good proxy provider that passes BrowerScan/BrowserLeaks tests?
 
Hi Guys,

I'm looking for a new proxy provider after I discovered that IPRoyal leaks the originating country by using local DNS servers.... Does anyone know of a good proxy provider that passes BrowerScan/BrowserLeaks tests?
best of all are residential VPNs on real users devices. like resvpn.net
they will pass those tests easy.
 
Check around the Marketplace section or post on the Want to buy section as well so you can be found by sellers with that sort of thing. Regardless, it's still good to make sure that your info isn't leaking one way or the other no matter which provider you go with.
 
Search marketplace but if you can share the use case recommendation can be specific.
 
if you use burpsuite, proxy the request through it, you can select "Also do DNS Queries using proxy" it should solve it.
 
To pass the checks you will need a residental proxy. You can hopefully find some here :)
 
Hi. I tested asocks and it worked well, but sometimes there were problems with the connection. So can't recommend them proxies.
You can try cheap proxies in modjus bot or maybe mango proxies.
 
Hi Guys,

I'm looking for a new proxy provider after I discovered that IPRoyal leaks the originating country by using local DNS servers.... Does anyone know of a good proxy provider that passes BrowerScan/BrowserLeaks tests?
I recommend checking out FastestVPN, they have a good track record with BrowserLeaks tests.
 
Hi Guys,

I'm looking for a new proxy provider after I discovered that IPRoyal leaks the originating country by using local DNS servers.... Does anyone know of a good proxy provider that passes BrowerScan/BrowserLeaks tests?

You also might want to double check it's not a configuration issue on your end and that the software you're using is definitely using the proxy's DNS rather than your own local one. This varies by software but you want to check a box that reads something along the lines of 'Use Proxy DNS'.

If the proxy is still leaking your IP via DNS then, like others mention, you'll want to switch proxy providers. Taking out some free trials and testing your configuration from providers in the Proxies for Sale section on the BHW Marketplace is a good place to start!
 
i've had sucesss with proproxies.co.uk
 
In my opinion you should try NordVPN, ExpressVPN, ProtonVPN, or CyberGhost as they provide secure , safe and reliable proxy services.
 
In my opinion you should try NordVPN, ExpressVPN, ProtonVPN, or CyberGhost as they provide secure , safe and reliable proxy services.

These are VPNs not proxies in the sense I require
 
If you use the HTTP protocol, the DNS will be the same as the IP address of the proxy you are using.
If you choose SOCKS5, it will be the local DNS.
 
If you use the HTTP protocol, the DNS will be the same as the IP address of the proxy you are using.
If you choose SOCKS5, it will be the local DNS.

Ah this explains a lot. Thank you for the information
 
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