I’ve always read and thought that free proxies are something you should never use for work because they work really poorly. Then I found a tab on a proxy provider’s site with free proxies. Why are they there?
Hey, why not? Variety and options are always good. Not everyone needs proxies for work where stability needs to be at 100%. Free proxies definitely have their place.
Yeah, I didn’t need proxies for work before, and I only used them a couple of times to access sites like watching movies. Clearly, proxies like the ones here https://floppydata.com/free-proxy/ are enough for me. And there’s no scam here. They tell you straight up that these are free proxies, they’re secure in terms of privacy, but they could be unstable.
Was running a set of automated product checks that needed stable IPs, but every free proxy list I tested was either blocked or way too slow to finish even a small cycle. I needed something with sticky sessions and minimal dropout. Using Digiproxy solved that part right away—the script held connection for longer runs without tripping flags. It's not just about speed, it's about not getting booted halfway through a task. Made things run way more consistently.
