So you you can’t dive in the open ocean of the Internet at school/work/home? You’re concerned about men in black suits always watching what you do? What you need, then, is a proxy server.

What happens is that you connect to a proxy server, which then connects you to the site you want to visit.

As groups continue to try to regulate your Internet usage, proxy servers are being continuously shut down. This has the effect of pushing people back into the main lanes of the highway called the Internet. It’s so much easier to track your sheep if they are all in the same field.

So, let’s see these 2 Sites That Give You A Free Updated Proxy List.

PublicProxyServers

Around since 2002, PublicProxyServers is an independent, free service to allow you to find proxy servers for privacy and to circumvent browsing controls.

I think what makes this an excellent service is that they track the performance of each server on their free proxy list.

Centurian

Centurian is another site that offers much more than a free proxy list. With an appealing design and easy to use layout, this is a learning resource as well.

Centurian provides articles on different proxy-related subjects, scripts related to proxy usage, and a forum.

The list can be sorted by the criteria of how new it is on the list, country, or script used to provide the proxy server. The speed of the proxy servers is shown graphically with a bar, that represents its score out of 10 for speed.