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Split proxy routing per site: multiple proxies, each with its own domain rules and priority. SplitProxy is a Chrome extension that routes your traffic through proxies selectively. Not the usual all-or-nothing: some sites go through one proxy, others through another, and the rest connects directly. Features: - 🔀 Multiple proxies at once. Each one handles its own sites — a work proxy for foreign services, a home one for everything else. - 🎯 Flexible per-proxy rules. A "works only for" list and an exceptions list: domain zones (.ru, .com…) and specific sites. Combine them freely: "the whole .ru zone, except site.ru". - 📋 Priorities. When rules overlap, the proxy higher in the list wins — reorder with drag & drop. A specific site always beats a domain zone. - ✅ Connection check on enable. If a proxy is down or rejects the password, the extension reports the error and switches it off instead of leaving you offline. - 🌍 Automatic country & IP detection. After connecting you see the real exit-node country — easy to verify your proxy seller didn't lie. - 🔐 Authentication with login and password (optional). Several proxies with different credentials work simultaneously. - 🌐 Two interface languages: English and Russian, switchable in settings. All data is stored locally in your browser only. No telemetry, no analytics, no ads.
Jun 12, 2026
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