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A **proxy server** acts as an intermediary, sitting between your computer and the internet. When you send an **internet request**, like visiting a website, it first goes to the proxy server. This server then forwards your request to the intended destination, retrieves the information, and sends it back to you. This process can offer **enhanced security** by hiding your original **IP address**, making your online activity more anonymous. Additionally, **web proxies** can sometimes improve **internet speed** by caching frequently accessed content, so you receive information faster. They are valuable **network tools** for various applications.
