I’ll explain how it works, first you need to connect to a VPN then turn your hotspot on then allow people to connect through their WiFi settings then you need to open Every Proxy and switch http on and it’ll give you host address and port.

Those who have linked to you need to go to WiFi advanced settings and set the port and host address identical as the one on Every Proxy, second host address works.

If you understand what this program is for and how to appropriately utilize it than you will find that it accomplishes everything as stated and is fully 100% free.

PDAnet, netshare, and any other data sharing program is not required to have since this app performs the as exact same thing but with additional methods to alter the settings.

You will not be disappointed.

I’d give this six stars if I could.

This is the ONLY software that’s performs both http and socks4.

And it can operate both servers simultaneously.

It’s also Rock sturdy and seldom ever crashes.

Seems to keep alive alright on Android 10.

To the developer: thanks for addressing whatever was causing battery drain while on and unused.

I don’t having any troubles currently.

The beautiful UI change prompted me to finally review this wonderful software.

The SOCKS5 proxy doesn’t seem to allow UDP port tunneling.

The app’s capabilities work wonderfully for TCP apps, however there are several UDP-based services I’d want to employ as well.

This program is otherwise great for hotspot tethering on broken IPv6-only mobile carriers, like Sprint, who don’t employ a default route for IPv4 traffic (because devices that connect to the hotspot have no Internet access without a functional default route) (since devices that connect to the hotspot have no Internet connectivity without a working default route).

The proxy is swift and stable, though.

Great!

Well when it works perfectly like described.

Should include editable ip address as a feature.

The reason I don’t give a five star is sometimes even though the app says the proxy is on but it is not on…

should implement an algorithm to verify whether the proxy is truly on, if not you need to reboot various services in a squence to make sure it is back up & check again.

Just don’t like the concept to reboot my phone every time it stops working.

Basically the switch in the phone is not clever enough.

Update : I discovered that I don’t actually need anything else running simultaneously.

I’ve comprehended somethings more since initial download.

It also remains connected on it’s own now and is incredibly easy to use.

It’s honestly also the only socks 5 proxy I’ve been able to get to workon it’s own on my phone and it simply works.

It’s for applications that let to set a Socks 5 proxy; TG, FF, with Fox Proxy, etc.

It isn’t a global proxy though, but good.

Works perfectly for me.

Very low power use — 0 if it’s on but not being utilized (so I can simply keep it running all the time) and near-0 when proxying (android counts the power needed for the 4g data being sent as used by everyproxy, but then counts that much less power usage by the hotspot) (android counts the power used for the 4g data being transferred as used by everyproxy, but then counts that much less power usage by the hotspot.)

Proxies might be considered old school, but this app saves me from going over on my hotspot data usage allowance and getting throttled by T-Mobile.

Works better than other apps I tried.

Only ever crashes if I am downloading a lot at once, and even then crashing is a rare occurrence.

Thanks!

Perfect alternative to Wifi Direct.

Able to use own Wifi Hotspot .

Eliminates the need to go through random Wifi name and Password.

And best of all, it bypass tethering restrictions.

No root needed.

And it works beautifully with my Ipad.

No external client required.

Thank you very much.

It’s lite work good.

Good battery usage.

Nice precisely what I wanted.

The only issue is that message kept displaying claiming halted http proxy ip address no longer available, after I Turn wifi Hotspot off.

It would be great if there was only one message.

OMG that works on Nintendo Switch.

ISP prohibited Nintendo Online (including downloading games) and the HTTP proxy managed to overcome the port restriction.

App is SUPER easy.

Used this with ExpressVPN set to anywhere in Europe.

Note: likely that not all VPN locations will function.

Can’t believe this bloody works.

Found a YouTube video displaying this program so I tested with Windows 10 & USB tethering.

I use my phone connected to my university WIFI which mysteriously permits VPN software on my phone but ban VPN extensions on PC browsers connected to wired LAN.

So I merely switched on my phone VPN app, turn on this app HTTP toggle, attach USB cord to PC, input the IP in Windows 10 Manual Proxy Setup and voilà.

My phone is a Samsung Note 10+ with Android 12 if that helps.

Overall extremely beautiful, tiny, and effective software.

It works quite good and stable as HTTP proxy server.

The negative is that SOCKS Server doesn’t allow authentication, one of the primary enhancements included in SOCKS5 protocol comparing to SOCKS4.

And I think this is bad, because it makes it far less secure to use, and misses out on one of the greatest advantages of SOCKS5.

Such’s why I wonder, don’t you by any chance have any intentions to implement that authentication capability to SOCKS server as well?

I’m very that it would make your software lot more complete and much more popular.

Cheers!

Thanks creators for this software.

It works very fine.

The only difficulty I had was that sometimes WhatsApp won’t receive or send messages but sometimes it does.

Other stuff it works perfectly with no difficulties.

This app is suuuuuuuuuuper useful if you know what you are gonna do with it like for example instead of me installing a vpn app for every device in my house I just install the vpn client on one android device use this app to proxy that vpn to all devices in my house (including those that don’t support vpn clients) to use the vpn

thank you creator this app saved my day