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How to Connect Your Android Device to CCProxy: The Ultimate Guide

Are you looking to share your PC’s internet connection with your Android phone or tablet? Perhaps you want to monitor traffic, control bandwidth, or simply get your mobile device online using your computer's LAN connection?

  1. On CCProxy, click Advanced > WebSocket Tunnel > Enable port 4443.
  2. On your Android, download Postern or NekoBox (these support WebSocket tunnels).
  3. Create a new proxy profile: Type "WebSocket", Server = your CCProxy IP, Port = 4443, Path = /tunnel.
  4. Connect. This is the most stable "new" method for Android 15.

For users looking to integrate their Android device with a CCProxy server or set up local proxying, the process involves: ccproxy android new

Method A: The Standard Manual Proxy (Works for HTTP/HTTPS)

  1. Open Settings > Network & Internet > Internet.
  2. Tap the gear icon next to your connected Wi-Fi.
  3. Tap Proxy > Manual.
  4. Hostname: Enter your CCProxy server’s LAN IP (e.g., 192.168.1.100).
  5. Port: Enter 808.
  6. Bypass for: Leave blank unless you want local traffic to skip proxy.
  7. Tap Save.

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