Hosting your own proxy gives you a fresh domain that hasn’t yet been flagged by your school’s content filter, making it far more reliable than relying on public instances that are frequently discovered and blocked. Two free options stand out for quick deployments: Vercel, which handles the entire hosting stack through a one-click GitHub clone, and FreeDNS, which lets you map a custom subdomain to any existing proxy IP address without running your own server.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/S-PScripts/chromebook-utilities/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Hosting via Vercel
Vercel’s “clone and deploy” URL lets you fork any open-source unblocker repository directly into your own GitHub account and deploy it instantly — no command line required.Build the deployment URL
Start with the base Vercel clone URL and replace For example, to deploy Ultraviolet from Titanium Network:
REPOSITORYURL with the GitHub URL of the unblocker repository you want to deploy:Log in with GitHub
Navigate to the URL you just built. Vercel will prompt you to log in. Sign in with your GitHub account — if you don’t have one, sign up first. If GitHub login fails, use the email option and verify your inbox, then return to the same link.
Name your repository
Under Create Git Repository, enter a name for the new repo that will be linked to your unblocker. This name can be anything — it becomes part of your Vercel deployment URL.
Create and confirm
Click Create. Vercel will ask you to authorize the action through GitHub — confirm it when prompted.
Vercel’s free tier has monthly bandwidth and build limits. If your proxy sees heavy use, Vercel may throttle or suspend the deployment until the next billing cycle resets. Consider deploying multiple instances under different repository names so you always have a fallback.
Hosting via FreeDNS
FreeDNS lets you create a free subdomain and point it at any IP address — including the BYOD IP addresses provided by Titanium Network partner services. This is useful when you already have a working proxy IP but need a fresh hostname to reach it.Create a FreeDNS account
Go to https://freedns.afraid.org/signup/?plan=starter and fill in the sign-up form. You don’t need to use your real name, and a temporary email address works fine. Check your inbox and click the activation link before continuing.
Navigate to subdomain management
Once logged in, make sure you’re at https://freedns.afraid.org/subdomain/?ls=1, then click Add a subdomain.
Configure the subdomain record
Fill in the subdomain form with the following settings:
- Type →
A - Subdomain → anything you like (e.g.,
myproxy) - Domain → choose any available domain from the dropdown list
- Destination → an IP address from the BYOD list that matches the proxy service you want to use (see the BYOD guide for the full list)
How to Check if a Proxy Is Working
Testing a long list of proxy URLs one by one is tedious. Use a multi-URL opener tool to load several at once and quickly identify which ones respond:- https://www.openallurls.com/
- https://www.openmultipleurl.com/
- https://www.websiteplanet.com/webtools/multiple-url/