Anonymous Proxies

Hi,
I'm a home user (so I don't have access to PACs) and I have been trying to manually configure an anonymous proxy for FTP, HTTP and HTTPS. I've been using free and open proxies. It works, but web surfing is not possible as whatever page I try to load just keeps loading (the bar doesn't advance), and I don't see any content at all. However, when I attempt the same feat with a transparent proxy, it works just fine. I have tried multiple locations but none of them work using anonymous nor high anonymity proxies. It just doesn't work. Could anyone assist me in this matter?

Try NetShade: http://www.netshade.net/ . It should help with what you're trying to do.
The free public proxies are often slow, because they get tons of traffic. NetShade does some work to try to rank them in terms of their speed. It also provides a subscription-based proxy server which is very fast (for $29).

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How can I tell?
You're the one that knows what protocols you want to proxy.
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I can't tell what one(s) you want to do. I had assumed you knew.
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That depends on your choice of proxy.
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This will only help if they stream content over a protocol that your proxy supports.
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