How to Configure Proxy in Android Phone with ASProxy | non root user

INISMARTPHONE - how to setup proxy in android with Android Proxy App? It's not too hard to configure proxy in android phone for you. Android proxy apps are probably the fastest growing kind in the Android Apps Store. It seems oddish that Google has not yet incorporated on proxy settings into some device android releases.

As long as it's for the browser only, there are multiple easy ways. So does like HTTP Proxy Settings, its give you access to the hidden HTTP Proxy settings the Android system it self has available. Not just browsers, ASProxy might be a choice, but it's not for free. It even provides a bypass for e.g. local networks, so you can decide which addresses are routed via proxy, and which can be accessed directly. Its only for non rooted user.

Firstly, to sett Android proxy you must to download AsProxy before you do it.

After you get it install this ASProxy app and it can works just fine. Check out this the snapshot :




AsProxy is an Android aplication for enabling proxy support for all apps (including browser, market, maps, Google Talk and Google Voice) on various networks (Wi-Fi, 3G/ 4G APN, Ethernet and Reverse tethering through USB).

The Features AsProxy

* Transparently intercepts and redirects traffic #this does not require apps to have proxy support )
* Supports various connection types; Wi-Fi, 3G/4G APN, Ethernet and Reverse tethering through USB
* Supports multiple proxy settings based on the unique identifier for the network
* Configuration based app support, so you can easily add/remove support for any apps
* HTTP, SOCKS 4/4a and SOCKS 5 support
* Basic, NTLM and NTLMv2 support for proxy authentication
* Intranet support (Bypass proxy for local addresses)
* DNS Forwarding

Download ASProxy - to configure proxy in android phone.

For rooted user

You can use ProxyDroid: greatly rated, it's offers a hell of features:

1.      Support HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS4 / SOCKS5 proxy

2.      Support basic / NTLM / NTLMv2 authentication methods

3.      Individual proxy for only one or several apps

4.      Multiple profiles support

5.      Strap configuration to WIFI's SSID or Mobile Network ( 2G or 3G )

6.      Widgets for quickly switching on/off proxy

7.      Low battery and memory consumption (written in C and compiled as native binary)

8.      Bypass custom IP address

9.      DNS proxy for guys behind the firewall that disallows to resolve external addresses

10.   PAC file support ( it's only basic support, #thanks to Rhino )

And, another big Plus: This app is Open Source and free!

source: android.stackexchange.com

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