A: Check if the port is occupied by other applications, try changing the port number.
A: HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS4 / SOCKS4a / SOCKS5 are all supported. They share the same port, and MonoProxy automatically detects which protocol the client uses.
A: Enable SOCKS5 authentication in the app and enter a username and password. Credentials are stored only on your device, are never uploaded, and never appear in any log. Connections that don't provide the correct credentials are rejected.
A: Use the built-in proxy self-test to check HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 connectivity with one tap. If a test fails, the "Info Output" window shows handshake details to help you diagnose the issue.
A: Ensure network connection is stable, try restarting the proxy service.
A: Check device mute switch and volume settings.
The latest version adds SOCKS4 / SOCKS4a / SOCKS5 proxy support (with optional SOCKS5 username/password authentication) and a built-in proxy self-test, along with layout and stability improvements. It is recommended to keep the app updated for the best experience.
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