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What happened to thebypassproxy.com: the dated record

Thebypassproxy.com was a free web proxy the archive first saved in June 2013. What it was, when it stopped, what the name does today, and a list that is still checked.

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thebypassproxy.com is gone in the most literal sense: the name itself no longer exists in the domain system. The last page anyone saved from it dates to June 2014.

What it was

The Internet Archive's first working copy of thebypassproxy.com is from June 2013 and it holds 18 days of captures in total.

The page called itself "Bypass Proxy | Anonymous Proxy".

To avoid such scenarios, administrators prefer simply blocking them rather using the access control methods which are little beyond simplicity.

That is the site's own description, from the capture of 10 June 2013.

It was listed on workingproxysites.com, a directory of free web proxies, 13 years ago, and that listing counted 2,027 clicks through to it. The directory recorded it as United States.

When it stopped

The last capture that shows the proxy itself is from 14 June 2014 and the archive kept visiting until 12 January 2016.

What the name does today

We checked thebypassproxy.com on 10 September 2026 from our own server. The name does not resolve: there is no address behind it, so nothing can be served from it.

What to use instead

Use a list somebody keeps checking rather than a name that used to work. Our free proxy list is re-verified every few minutes, and an address that stops answering leaves it instead of sitting there for years. If you already have an address, the proxy checker will tell you whether it still relays anything.

The limits of free are the same everywhere, ours included: the addresses are shared, so the sites that care have seen them before, and there is no session to hold, so logins break part way through.

What this page cannot tell you

The record shows when, not why. Nothing public says whether the operator lost interest, lost the hosting, or simply moved on, so this page does not guess.

Our status check is one day from one vantage point, and a site that refuses requests from data centres would look the same as one that is switched off. We will check this page again by 1 January 2027.

Sources

  • Internet Archive, capture index for thebypassproxy.com, first capture 10 June 2013, most recent capture 12 January 2016. Read 2026-09-10.
  • Internet Archive, capture of thebypassproxy.com dated 10 June 2013, quoted above. Read 2026-09-10.
  • Our own status check of thebypassproxy.com and of all 8,948 sites listed on the same directory, 10 September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Is thebypassproxy.com still working?
No. The name no longer resolves, which we checked on 10 September 2026 from our own server. The last working page the Internet Archive holds is from June 2014.
What was thebypassproxy.com?
A free web proxy. Its own page said: To avoid such scenarios, administrators prefer simply blocking them rather using the access control methods which are little beyond simplicity.
What can I use instead of thebypassproxy.com?
Start from a list with a visible last-checked time, and test the address before you rely on it. Ours is re-verified every few minutes and the checker tests a single address on demand.

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