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Connect with TON Proxy

Public entry TON Proxies​

You can use one of the public entry TON Proxies:

  • in1.ton.org port 8080
  • in2.ton.org port 8080
  • in3.ton.org port 8080

TON Proxy is compatible with a regular HTTP proxy, so you can use it directly in your browser or operating system settings.

Google Chrome​

Follow the instructions for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, or Android, depending on your operating system.

Firefox​

Settings -> General -> Network Settings -> Configure -> Manual proxy settings -> HTTP Proxy

In the "HTTP proxy" field, enter the address of one of the public entry proxies, in the "Port" field, enter "8080" without quotes.

Click "OK".

Safari​

Follow the instructions for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, or Android, depending on your operating system.

iOS​

Settings -> WiFi -> Click on currently connected network -> Proxy setting -> Manual

In the "Server" field, enter the address of one of the public entry proxies, in the "Port" field, enter "8080" without quotes.

Click "Save".

Android​

Settings -> WiFi -> Tap and hold the Wi-Fi Network Name -> Modify Network -> Advanced Options -> Manual

In the "Server" field, enter the address of one of the public entry proxies, in the "Port" field, enter "8080" without quotes.

Click "Save".

Windows​

"Start" button, then select Settings > Network & internet > Proxy.

Under "Manual proxy setup", next to "Use a proxy server", select "Set up".

In the "Edit proxy server dialog" box, do the following:

Turn on "Use a proxy server".

Enter the address of one of the public entry proxies, in the "Port" field, enter "8080" without quotes.

Click "Save".

macOS​

Settings -> Network -> Advanced -> Proxy -> Web proxy (HTTP).

In the "Web proxy server" field, enter the address of one of the public entry proxies, after the colon, enter "8080" without quotes.

Click "OK".

Ubuntu​

Settings -> Network -> Network Proxy Button -> Manual

In the "HTTP Proxy" field, enter the address of one of the public entry proxies, for the port, enter "8080" without quotes.