No. AnyProxy is a website. Open anyproxy.site in any browser, paste a URL, and go. Nothing installs, nothing configures.
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Zero installation is the design decision that separates AnyProxy from most alternatives. There is no app to download from an app store, no browser extension to install from the Chrome Web Store, no VPN profile to import, no device settings to change. You visit anyproxy.site in whatever browser you have, and the entire proxy experience runs inside that browser tab. This matters most on devices where installations are restricted: managed Chromebooks, school iPads, work laptops with locked MDM policies, café PCs, borrowed phones. On any of those, the standard "install our VPN app" advice fails at the install step. AnyProxy fits through the gap by being a website rather than an app. On personal devices with full install permission, the no-install design is still useful — nothing persists on the device after you close the tab, which matters on shared computers and after any browsing you do not want traced locally.
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