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Free proxy list — port 80

Public proxies listening on port 80 — the standard HTTP port, so proxy traffic blends in with ordinary web traffic. The list refreshes continuously; filter by protocol, country and anonymity below, then export. Some firewalls only allow specific outbound ports, which is when a port-pinned proxy list earns its keep.

Proxies on other ports

Need a different port? Browse the full list or another port below. By protocol: SOCKS5 · HTTPS · HTTP.

How to use these proxies safely

Free proxies rotate and die fast. Before you depend on any row, paste it into the bulk proxy checker to confirm it's alive and measure speed, exit IP and anonymity, or normalise formats with the proxy formatter. Only use proxies you're authorised to use.

Frequently asked questions

What runs on port 80?

Port 80 is the standard HTTP port, so proxy traffic blends in with ordinary web traffic. Proxies on this page were seen accepting connections on port 80.

Are these port 80 proxies free?

Yes — every proxy listed is public and free. Free proxies are shared and short-lived, so verify each one with the bulk proxy checker before you rely on it.