Local proxy

All platforms. Both proxies listen on 127.0.0.1 only — never on the local network.

Setting	Default · notes
SOCKS5 proxy	off — port 1080
HTTP proxy	off — port 8080
Username / password	empty — one credential pair shared by both proxies. Both fields must be set for authentication to apply; leave empty for no authentication.

Ports are configurable and persist when the proxy is toggled off. Defaults sit outside the 10808–10810 range on purpose, because subscription configs commonly use those ports for internal chain hops — a collision would silently drop the inbound. On Apple platforms these proxies exist only while the tunnel is connected.

Set up an application

1. Open Settings → Local proxy and enable SOCKS5 or HTTP.
2. Connect SMProxy (or start proxy-only mode where available).
3. In the application you want to proxy, enter 127.0.0.1 and the port shown in SMProxy. Select the matching proxy type.
4. If you set authentication, enter the same username and password in that application.

Only applications configured to use this local proxy use its port. Other devices on Wi-Fi cannot connect to it.