Why do KProxy users switch to another proxy?
The top reason in 2026 is that modern web apps break through KProxy. Discord, WhatsApp Web, ChatGPT, and Telegram Web all use WebSocket-heavy patterns that require careful proxy handling. KProxy was built for the classic HTML web and has not kept up. The session cap on the free tier and the persistent banner are secondary reasons.
Does AnyProxy have a browser extension like KProxy?
No, not yet. AnyProxy is web-only — you visit the site in any browser and paste a URL. This is a deliberate choice because managed Chromebooks and school iPads (a big use case) block extension installs. A browser extension is on the roadmap.
Which modern apps work through AnyProxy but not KProxy?
Discord (server and DMs), WhatsApp Web (QR pairing plus chat), ChatGPT (full session including GPT-4 for Plus), Telegram Web (chats and channels). These all use WebSocket-heavy patterns that AnyProxy is specifically tested against.
Is AnyProxy safe like KProxy?
AnyProxy publishes a written no-log policy — no URLs stored, aggregate metrics only, deleted after 30 days. KProxy publishes a brief commercial retention policy. Both use TLS end-to-end.
How does AnyProxy's free tier compare to KProxy's?
No session cap on AnyProxy free. No banner on every proxied page. Three regions vs KProxy's rotating pool. Ads only on marketing pages, never inside proxied sessions.