ASProxyWing

Preserving the privacy while online and avoiding those who try to peek into the user's traffic and browsing habits is a goal that becomes easier to attain if the proper tools are used. Using anonymous proxies for this is one of the methods that are not too difficult to implement.

Nonetheless, when dealing with a package like ASProxyWing, some experience is required because this software solution brings together a server and a client that work in collaboration to achieve the sought-after concealment from third-party trackers.

Getting to terms with the proxy server and having it up and running is the main challenge, but fortunately there is some documentation to help you deal with that. The normal functioning of the client depends on the server being alive and there are some configurations you can make to ensure everything goes smoothly.

The interface of the ASProxyWing client is quite friendly and through it you can easily access all the commands while also reading some useful data. Besides the status of the active servers to which you can connect, the GUI provides access to some quick options like those for enabling password protected encryption or image compression. The state of ASProxyWing server is displayed as well and you can view the number of total requests (connections).

Another important detail you have at your disposal is the port used by the proxy for listening. It can be modified with a couple of clicks from the 'Configurations' area, alongside the frequency of server availability check and proxy through proxy settings. ASProxyWing is able to work with custom servers and inside the dedicated window you will be able to add your own servers and edit them.

The conclusion is that this software package offers a decent set of features that can be of real help when trying to surf the web anonymously, but it is mostly addressed to experienced users since beginners will have to spend some time to become familiar with ASProxyWing.