UC Browser Proxies

UC Browser Proxies are specific proxy servers designed to optimize the performance, speed, and security of UC Browser. These proxies enable users to bypass geo-restrictions, maintain online privacy and anonymity by masking their IP address. They are particularly useful in places where UC Browser might be restricted or blocked. It also facilitates secure browsing and faster internet access, as traffic is routed through these proxy servers.

What Are UC Browser Proxies?

UC Browser Proxies serve as intermediaries between the user’s device and the internet. They help to mask your IP address providing you with anonymity online and can also be used to access geo-blocked content by making it appear as if you are browsing from a different location.

How To Set Up a Proxy with UC Browser?

To set up a Proxy with UC Browser, open the browser, then go to the ‘Settings’ menu. Click on ‘Proxy Settings’, then select ‘Enable Proxy’. Enter the proxy server’s IP address and port number. Click ‘Save’. Your UC browser is now configured to use the proxy server.

Why isn’t my UC Browser Proxy working?

If your UC Browser proxy isn’t working, there can be multiple reasons. Your proxy server might be temporarily down or overloaded with traffic. Proxy settings in the UC browser might have wrongly been configured. A firewall or other security application might be blocking your proxy. It could also be an issue with your internet connection. Make sure to check all these possibilities to isolate and fix the problem.