> Is it OK to use this for moderate/high volume stuff? At the moment I am not incredibly confident about the countries where it relies on third-party proxies.

> Is it OK to use this for moderate/high volume stuff? At the moment I am not incredibly confident about the countries where it relies on third-party proxies. Although as the database of proxy IPs grows I'll implement load balancing of sorts to address this. For US, NL, SG and UK it shares the infrastructure with another proxy that used to serve 200K visitors/day without a hitch. > Does it use any kind caching? Nope, not yet. > Any plans on adding a way to use HTTPS? Absolutely. It's not done yet because it'll make proxy implementation notably more complex and fragile (you can't use proxy domains like youtube.com.prx.us.teleport.to with SSL because you can't buy a cert for ..X domains, only for *.X)