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Ghost Proxifier Pro
Process-level transparent proxy engine for Windows
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Process-level transparent proxy engine for Windows
9 followers
Ghost Proxifier Pro is a high-performance process-level transparent proxy tool. Featuring a modern user interface, it is the premier Proxifier alternative for Windows users.
Hi Product Hunt community! 👋
I'm the creator of Ghost Proxifier Pro. I am super excited to share this launch with you all!
The Backstory 🛠️
We all know that many Windows desktop applications and games don’t support custom proxy settings natively. Existing tools in this space are either bloated, severely outdated, or prone to leaking traffic during initialization.
That’s why I built Ghost Proxifier Pro—a modern, ultra-lightweight, and rock-solid process-level transparent proxy engine designed specifically for HTTP proxies. It solves the routing headache with precision and zero hassle.
What Makes It Unique? 🔥
Drag-and-Drop Simplification: No complex rules or configurations. Just drag any application shortcut directly into Ghost Proxifier Pro to instantly complete the process injection.
Automatic Process-Tree Tracking: It seamlessly tracks the entire lifecycle of an app. Whether it's an initial child process or a dynamically spawned subprocess later on, Ghost Proxifier Pro automatically tracks and injects them without missing a beat.
Zero Network Leakage: Security and privacy matter. By executing the Winsock API hooks before the main thread even starts running, it guarantees absolute network isolation with zero traffic leakage during application startup.
Modern Traffic & DNS Dashboard: A clean, sleek UI that lets you intuitively monitor real-time bandwidth usage, active network connections, and live DNS resolution logs at a glance.
I designed this tool to be high-performance, developer-friendly, and lightweight. I would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and feature requests in the comments!
Thank you so much for your support! Let's make Windows networking seamless. ❤️
A process-level proxy on Windows sounds really useful, especially with a cleaner UI than the old Proxifier. One thing I'd love to see is a quick rule import/export option, so sharing proxy rule sets between machines or teammates is just a couple of clicks. Would make switching setups at work and home way smoother.
@caner379705 I actually changed the core design from Proxifier! Instead of relying on rules and connections, this app is application-focused.
You just drag an application in, and everything it runs (including all child processes) gets proxied. All traffic splitting is handled by the upstream node, so there are no rules to manage.
That said, since there are no rules to export, I am definitely considering adding a feature to share and sync the upstream node configurations in a future update!
Honestly the UI looks slick but adding a per-application proxy rules backup and sync across machines would be huge, basically let me export my rule set and import it on another PC without manually redoing everything.
@nurten327711 You're spot on. Manually re-adding the apps on every PC would be a pain. That’s a great feature idea, and it's definitely on my roadmap!
Having used Proxifier for years, the modern UI here is a nice touch. One thing that would make me switch over completely is adding a per-application proxy chain fallback, so if one proxy in the chain fails it automatically tries the next instead of dropping the connection entirely.
@sevda9qob Thanks for the kind words about the UI! Glad you like it.
The per-application proxy chain fallback sounds like a killer feature for advanced users. I’m really curious about your specific use case. Could you share a bit more about the business or technical scenario where you need this?
Also, what drives the need for a proxy chain with auto-retry/fallback? Typically, self-hosted proxy servers tend to be quite stable. Are you dealing with highly unstable residential proxy pools, frequent IP rotating, or strict multi-hop routing requirements?
Would love to hear your thoughts to help us shape the roadmap!
The process-level proxy control feels thoughtfully granular without overwhelming the UI. Love that it skips the dated gray-box aesthetic most tools in this space still ship with.
@recepbatzg78 Appreciate the feedback! You totally nailed my intention. My goal from day one was to combine a modernized UI with dead-simple interaction, cutting out all the unnecessary bloat.
finally a proxifier that doesn't look like it's from 2003, the dark ui is clean and it picked up my rules without me babysitting it
@elcuman7846 Thanks! I'm so glad you like the UI and the smooth experience.
By the way, I'm really curious—what kind of scenarios or use cases do you usually find yourself using Proxifier for? I'd love to know more about your workflow!