We are happy to introduce the new major version of Proxifier for Mac. The product has been updated in many areas to meet the most current requirements and standards. One of the most notable changes is the support of Big Sur, the new major version of macOS.
We look forward to receiving your feedback at [email protected].

Warning: Run on Big Sur or Monterey, not Catalina. This new version is based on the new Network Extension framework provided by Apple in most recent versions of macOS. Unfortunately, it's not available in Catalina.

The Proxifier network engine has been completely rewritten. It was migrated from a kernel extension (NKE) to the new Network Extension framework available starting from Big Sur. This change provides the following features and improvements:

• Potential for a more stable, lightweight system integration
• Better DNS names handling
• More meaningful app identifiers used in connections and rules (com.apple.WebKit.Networking -> Safari or com.apple.Safari)
• Ability to run in background when no users are logged in

The Proxifier UI has been significantly improved and refreshed. This includes new icons, toolbar layout, traffic graph, and more. Special attention was paid to HiDPI optimization and Dark Mode.

In addition to the already mentioned improvements, the new version features a number of other improvements like Kerberos (Negotiate) authentication support for HTTPS proxy, profile auto updates from a remote URL, and more.

You can use Proxifier for Mac v3 for 31 days for free. You will need to buy it if you decide to continue using it beyond the trial period.
If you buy Proxifier for Mac version 2 on or after November 1, 2019 or if you have a current maintenance plan, you can upgrade to version 3 for free. All other customers can upgrade to version 3 with a 50% discount.