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Proxify applications without proxy support

If your internet application does not support any proxy settings, you can use proxyfier tools to redirect the traffic to JonDonym and hide your ip address. Normally it works only with premium services. You can only route traffic through the free services which goes to destination port 80 or 443. These ports are mostly used for web browsing. Other Internet protocols are using different ports.

Proxy configuration settings for your proxyfier tool to use it together with JonDonym:

• Proxy type: SOCKS 5
• Hostname/IP address: 127.0.0.1
• Port: 4001 (Attention: If you have set up a different listen port than 4001 in JonDo you need to enter it here instead of 4001, too.)
• enable "resolve hostnames remotly"

1. Proxyfier for Windows and MacOS

You can proxify your internet applications with Proxyfier. It redirects the traffic of Flash player, Java applets and other internet applications to JonDonym. You may test it for free for 31 days, afterwards you have to buy a licence key. Proxyfier is not Freeware.

• download Proxyfier for Windows (standard)
• download Proxyfier for Windows (portable)
• download Proxyfier for MacOS

2. ProxyCap for Windows

For Windows we suggest ProxyCap to proxify your internet applications. A tutorial for using ProxyCap you may find on the next page  with the example of Flash and Java applets anonymisation. ProxyCap is not Freeware. You can download a free 30-day trial version. After 30 days you have to buy a licence key. Please support JonDonym: Buy ProxyCap here! (JonDos gets 20% of the revenue).

Please note: We only recommend ProxyCap for Windows here as your anonymity is not guaranteed while using it on MacOS. See this forum thread for reasons.

3. Widecap for Windows

For Windows you can use WideCap to proxify your application. A tutorial for using widecap you may find on the next but one page . You can use Widecap for free but is it not under development any more and does not run well for new Windows version.

4. proxychains for Linux/UNIX

All Linux and UNIX distributions contain proxychains. You can install it with the package manager of your distribution. For Debian and Ubuntu you can do this job with aptitude:

Afterwards you have to create a configuration file and save it in $(HOME)/.proxychains/proxychains.conf

To redirect all traffic of an application to JonDonym, you can start it under control of proxychains. For an example, you can manage your server with unobserved SSH by

Or using the instant messenger kopete by

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