Proxification modes

To be able to work successfully with Proxifier, you should understand the term 'proxification'. Proxification means processing a network connection in such a way that it works through one or more proxy servers. For client applications the process of proxification is absolutely transparent, it means that the application does not know that its connections work through a proxy server.
Note: only TCP/IP connections are supported.

Proxifier can work in two modes:

1. Tunnel connections automatically.
2. Tunnel applications that was running manually by "Proxifier" command (see the screenshot below).

By default, Proxifier processes all connections automatically after the installation. (Except loopback connections).
To specify the connections that should be (or should not be) proxified automatically, please create one or several Proxification Rules.

If you don't want to have all connections proxified automatically by default, please click Options -> Proxification Rules -> Process Only the following.
Note: These changes will affect only newly established connections.

Now to tunnel an application, right-click its icon shortcut and select the Proxifier item in the context menu: