How to Set Up Proxy on Android Using Super Proxy

Why Use Super Proxy

Super Proxy is an Android application designed to connect a smartphone through HTTP and SOCKS proxies. It allows you to create multiple profiles, quickly switch between them, and use proxies without manually changing the device's network settings. The application does not require root access.

Compared to configuring a proxy through Wi-Fi settings, using a dedicated application is more convenient if you need to change configurations regularly or work with multiple profiles. All settings are stored within the application, so there is no need to re-enter the data each time you switch between profiles.

Application Features

Super Proxy supports the main functions required for connecting to proxy servers:

• creating and storing multiple profiles;

• support for HTTP and SOCKS protocols;

• connecting to proxies with username and password authentication;

• applying proxy settings to applications without obtaining root access;

• quick switching between saved configurations.

Setting Up a Proxy in Super Proxy

1. Install the Application

Download Super Proxy from Google Play (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scheler.superproxy) and launch it after installation.

2. Create a New Profile

On the main screen, tap the Add Proxy button.

3. Create a Node Proxy List

Go to the Node Proxy website (https://panel.node-proxy.com/login), sign in to your account, or create a new one.

In your account, click +Create.

Specify all the required settings and save them by clicking Create 1 list(s).

Select the proxy group in the Proxy Groups section and click Check a random proxy from this list. A random proxy from the list will be tested. If the result is Successful, it means the list is ready for use.

Click the proxy list to copy or save its details (the opened list also allows you to edit the proxy protocol and format).

4. Enter the Connection Settings

In the profile creation form, specify the following:

• Profile Name — the profile name;

• Protocol — the protocol to use (HTTP or SOCKS, depending on your proxy type and the application's capabilities);

• Server (Host) — the proxy server address;

• Port — the port number;

• Username and Password — the authentication credentials, if required.

After filling in all the fields, tap the save icon in the upper-right corner.

5. Start the Connection

Return to the application's main screen and select the profile you created.

Tap Start. If Android requests permission to create the connection, confirm the action by tapping OK.

After the connection has been successfully established, a VPN icon will appear in the status bar. This indicates that the application has created a local network connection to route traffic through the selected proxy.

Verifying the Connection

To make sure the connection has been configured correctly, open a browser and visit any IP address checking service (2ip.io). If the displayed IP address matches the address of the proxy server you are using, the configuration has been completed correctly.

Summary

Super Proxy allows you to manage proxy connections on Android without changing the system network settings. The application supports multiple profiles, username and password authentication, and quick switching between saved configurations, making it a convenient tool for regular proxy use on a smartphone.