01BROWSER
02VPN LIST
03METHOD
URL →
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Type a URL above and tap GO. The default backend sets iframe.src directly, so any site that allows framing will load — Wikipedia, GitHub, DuckDuckGo, news sites. If a site returns X-Frame-Options: DENY, switch to ALLORIGINS in the picker.
This is not a VPN. The proxy can see what you fetch. For real encryption, install a client from the VPN LIST.
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ProtonVPN Free
FREE
📍 CH · NL · JP · US 📜 no-log · audited 📲 iOS · Android · macOS · Linux · Win
Free tier by Proton AG (Switzerland). No ads, no bandwidth cap, no logs. Encryption: WireGuard + OpenVPN. Limited to 5 server countries on free tier.
↗ GET CLIENT ↗ DOWNLOADS
Windscribe Free
FREE 10GB/MO
📍 10+ countries 📜 no-log · Canada 📲 all platforms · browser ext
Free tier: 10GB/month, 10 countries. Built-in firewall, ad-block. Open-source clients for desktop. Configs available for OpenVPN / WireGuard / IKEv2.
↗ GET CLIENT ↗ CONFIGS
hide.me Free
FREE
📍 8 countries 📜 no-log · Malaysia 📲 all platforms
Free tier: 10GB/month, 8 locations, single device. WireGuard, OpenVPN, IKEv2, SSTP support. No logs policy.
↗ GET CLIENT ↗ SETUP GUIDES
Psiphon
OPEN-SOURCE
📍 censorship-circumvention 📜 GPLv3 · Canada 📲 iOS · Android · Win
Open-source censorship circumvention tool. Uses SSH, SSH+, and a proprietary obfuscation layer. Designed for users in restricted networks. Source code on GitHub. Not zero-log by design.
↗ DOWNLOAD ↗ SOURCE
Outline VPN
OPEN-SOURCE
📍 self-hosted 📜 Apache 2.0 · by Jigsaw 📲 all platforms
Open-source VPN server and client by Jigsaw (Google/Alphabet). Built on Shadowsocks. Designed to be resistant to deep-packet inspection. Self-host on your own server.
↗ GET OUTLINE ↗ SERVER SRC
WireGuard
CLIENT · OPEN-SOURCE
📍 n/a · kernel module 📜 GPLv2 · Jason Donenfeld 📲 Linux · macOS · iOS · Android · Win
WireGuard® is an extremely simple yet fast and modern VPN that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. Aiming to be faster, simpler, leaner, and more useful than IPsec. ~4,000 lines of code vs OpenVPN's 600,000.
// SAMPLE WIREGUARD CONFIG
[Interface] PrivateKey = aHh...Yb8= # your private key Address = 10.0.0.2/24 DNS = 1.1.1.1, 9.9.9.9 [Peer] PublicKey = xT0...iC0= # server public key Endpoint = vpn.example.com:51820 AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0 PersistentKeepalive = 25
↗ WIREGUARD.COM ↗ QUICKSTART ↗ GITHUB
OpenVPN
CLIENT · OPEN-SOURCE
📍 n/a · client lib 📜 GPLv2 · OpenVPN Inc. 📲 all platforms · routers
OpenVPN is a full-featured open-source SSL VPN. Industry standard, mature, supports thousands of configs. .ovpn file is portable across devices.
// SAMPLE OPENVPN CONFIG (.ovpn)
client dev tun proto udp remote vpn.example.com 1194 resolv-retry infinite nobind persist-key persist-tun remote-cert-tls server auth SHA256 cipher AES-256-GCM verb 3 -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- MIID...your-ca-cert-here...AB -----END CERTIFICATE----- -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- MIID...your-client-cert-here...AB -----END CERTIFICATE----- -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- MIIE...your-private-key-here...AB -----END PRIVATE KEY----- key-direction 1 -----BEGIN OpenVPN Static key V1----- ... 2048 bit static key ... -----END OpenVPN Static key V1-----
↗ COMMUNITY ↗ CLIENT ↗ GITHUB
Algo VPN
SELF-HOSTED
📍 your cloud 📜 MIT · by Trail of Bits 📲 WireGuard config auto-generated
Algo is a set of Ansible scripts that simplify the setup of a personal IPSEC / WireGuard VPN. Deploys to a $5/month VPS in minutes. Designed for security. No config sharing — it's all yours.
↗ GITHUB ↗ DOCS
VpnHood
OPEN-SOURCE
📍 peer-to-peer 📜 LGPLv3 · open source 📲 Win · Android · iOS
VpnHood is an open-source, peer-to-peer VPN. No central server required — users form a mesh. Designed for distributed trust. Newer project but interesting model.
↗ GITHUB ↗ WEBSITE
VPN Gate Academic Project
PUBLIC MIRROR
📍 global public relays 📜 Univ. of Tsukuba · Japan 📲 any OpenVPN client
Free public VPN relay servers run by volunteers worldwide, hosted as a research project of the University of Tsukuba, Japan. 100+ countries. OpenVPN configs downloadable without registration. Quality varies — relays are volunteer-run.
// caution
Public relays are run by unknown volunteers. Your traffic passes through them unencrypted from your device to the relay. Do not transmit sensitive data through unknown relays. Use only for censorship circumvention where the alternative is no access at all.
↗ PUBLIC RELAYS ↗ OPENVPN LIST
Lantern
FREE · OPEN-SOURCE
📍 censorship-circumvention 📜 GPLv3 · Brave/Seattle 📲 iOS · Android · Win · macOS · Linux
Open-source internet freedom tool. Designed for users in heavily-censored regions. Uses peer-to-peer and proxy connections to bypass firewalls.
↗ DOWNLOAD ↗ SOURCE
Tailscale
FREE TIER · OPEN-SOURCE
📍 mesh network 📜 BSD-3 · open source client 📲 all platforms
Tailscale builds a WireGuard-based mesh VPN between your devices. Free for personal use (up to 100 devices). Useful for self-hosting, dev work, secure device-to-device.
↗ TAILSCALE.COM ↗ SOURCE
// how to use
1. Pick a free-tier provider (Proton/Windscribe/hide.me) for instant access.
2. Or pick an open-source client (WireGuard/OpenVPN) + self-hosted server (Algo/Outline).
3. Or use a public relay (VPN Gate) for ephemeral access in restricted networks.
4. Copy the config above into the corresponding client app.
5. Test by visiting https://ipleak.net through the tunnel.
// 01 · WHAT THIS IS
VPN · BROWSER

This is a browser-based proxy browser. It loads websites through a free public CORS proxy, which is a server that fetches any URL on your behalf and returns the content with permissive headers.

It is useful for:

· Basic firewall bypass — DNS-level or IP-level blocks where the target site is reachable but your network is blocking direct access.
· CORS-restricted apps — APIs that reject browser-origin requests.
· Quick content preview — load a URL without exposing your IP to the target site.

It is NOT a VPN. Your traffic to the proxy is HTTPS-encrypted, but the proxy can see what you fetch. For real encryption use a VPN client.

// 02 · PROXY BACKBONE
Five backends · one usually works

Each backend fetches the URL a different way. Switch at any time using the proxy picker above the viewer.

BACKENDMETHODRELIABILITY
IFRAME native · <iframe src> ★★★★ · best for ~80% of sites
DIRECT native · <iframe src> ★★★★ · alias for IFRAME
ALLORIGINS CORS · <?url=> ★★ · flaky since 2024
CORSPROXY CORS · /?url= ★ · paywalled 2025
CODETABS CORS · <?quest=> ★ · down since 2024

Start with IFRAME. It sets iframe.src directly — works for Wikipedia, GitHub, news sites, most blogs. For sites that send X-Frame-Options: DENY (social media, banking, login walls), switch to ALLORIGINS and hope the proxy is alive.

// last verified: 2026-07-12

// 03 · LIMITATIONS
What will not work

· Sites with strict X-Frame-Options: DENY headers — most social media and banking sites.
· JavaScript-heavy apps that require auth cookies — cookies don't traverse the proxy.
· WebSockets / streaming — proxies buffer, they don't stream.
· Sites behind deep-packet-inspection firewalls — the proxy domain may itself be blocked.
· Login flows requiring WebAuthn / hardware tokens — sandboxed iframe blocks these.
· Sites that detect & block known proxy IPs — VPN Gate, Cloudflare-protected sites.

// reality check
This tool is for basic content access, not full VPN-grade circumvention. For real network privacy and censorship circumvention, install a VPN client (see the VPN LIST tab).
// 04 · WIREGUARD SETUP
Install a VPN client in 5 steps

Example: connecting with a WireGuard config from a provider:

  1. Install the WireGuard app from the App Store / Play Store / wireguard.com.
  2. Get a config from your provider (or copy from VPN LIST tab if your provider is listed).
  3. Tap + in the WireGuard app → Import from file or QR code.
  4. Enter a tunnel name (e.g., work-vpn) → Create.
  5. Toggle the tunnel ON. Verify at https://ipleak.net — your IP should change.
// 05 · OPENVPN SETUP
OpenVPN .ovpn import
  1. Install the OpenVPN Connect app (iOS/Android/Win/macOS/Linux) or OpenVPN GUI (Win).
  2. Obtain an .ovpn config file from your provider. (See VPN LIST tab for sample.)
  3. Open the app → Import Profile → choose the .ovpn file.
  4. Enter credentials (username/password or certificate).
  5. Tap Connect. Traffic is now tunneled through OpenVPN.
// 06 · WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS
Heavily restricted networks

For networks that block known VPN protocols and proxy domains (China, Iran, Russia, Turkmenistan):

· Tor Browser — uses onion routing, hard to block.
· V2Ray / Xray — advanced obfuscation, traffic looks like HTTPS.
· Shadowsocks / Outline — designed for DPI-resistant circumvention.
· Psiphon / Lantern — purpose-built circumvention tools.
· Bridge relays (Tor) — distribute your traffic across multiple bridges.

// ethics note
Network access is a human right per UN Resolution A/HRC/RES/32/13. Circumvention tools exist to protect journalists, dissidents, and people in censored networks. Use them for that.
// 07 · NO LOG POLICY
What this site logs

· Nothing on a server. This page is static HTML. There is no backend, no database, no log file.
· The proxy services you use (Allorigins/Corsproxy/Codetabs) may log requests per their own policy. Read their terms.
· Your browser stores nothing beyond what you type in the URL bar during this session.
· No analytics, no trackers, no cookies, no third-party JS.

// 08 · NODE 04·Δ
Build info · v0.1

Self-contained single HTML file. No external JS frameworks. Three CORS proxy backends. Open-source VPN directory. No analytics. No accounts. No server.

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