Auto-Updated Daily — Every Active Mullvad SOCKS5 Proxy Server in One List
Auto-Updated Daily — Every Active Mullvad SOCKS5 Proxy Server in One ListDouble-hop your traffic through Mullvad’s internal proxy network. Different exit IP per app. Fewer CAPTCHAs. Zero extra cost.
Every Mullvad WireGuard server secretly runs a proxy on port 1080. Think of it as a second door — your VPN connects to one country, but you can send your browser out through a completely different one. Same subscription, no extra cost. The GitHub list below auto-scrapes all 523 active proxy servers daily, so you’re never working with stale data.
📡 The Live Server List — 523 Proxies, Auto-Updated Every 24hrs
This GitHub repo runs a daily scrape via GitHub Actions and pushes the current list of every active Mullvad SOCKS5 server — country, city, IPv4, IPv6, speed rating, multihop port, provider, and hostname.
Raw list (bookmark this): mullvad-socks-list.txt
GitHub repo: maximko/mullvad-socks-list
What each column means:
| Column | What It Tells You |
|---|---|
| flag / country / city | Physical server location |
| socks5 | Internal proxy IP (this is what you enter in your app) |
| ipv4 / ipv6 | The public exit IPs websites will see |
| speed | Server capacity rating |
| multihop | Port number for multihop routing |
| owned | Whether Mullvad owns the hardware (vs rented) |
| provider | Hosting company (M247, DataPacket, xtom, etc.) |
| hostname | Server identifier (e.g., us-nyc-wg-301) |
Bookmark the raw
.txtlink — it always serves the latest snapshot. No manual checking needed.
⚠️ Before You Start — This Only Works Inside Mullvad
You must be connected to Mullvad VPN first. These proxies live on Mullvad’s internal network (10.124.x.x) — they’re not public. Without an active Mullvad connection, they simply don’t exist to your device.
What’s actually happening when you use this:
- You connect to Mullvad VPN — use WireGuard, not OpenVPN (WireGuard unlocks ALL proxy locations, OpenVPN limits you to only the server you’re connected to)
- You tell a specific app (browser, torrent client, whatever) to route through a proxy on a different Mullvad server
- Your traffic now takes two hops: your device → VPN server → SOCKS5 proxy exit → destination
Why bother? Four reasons:
- Different exit IP per app — browser exits US, torrent client exits Switzerland, same VPN connection
- Fewer CAPTCHAs — the proxy gives you one consistent IP instead of Mullvad’s shared rotating pool, so websites trust you more
- Passive leak protection — forget to start Mullvad? The proxy is unreachable, so your browser just stops loading. Nothing leaks.
- Free multihop — your ISP sees country A, the destination sees country B, nobody sees you
No Mullvad subscription? This list won’t help you. It’s an internal feature, not a free proxy dump.
🔧 Setup — Firefox, Chrome, and System-Wide
Firefox (easiest — 60 seconds):
- Settings → search “network” → click Settings
- Select Manual proxy configuration
- Leave HTTP and HTTPS proxy fields empty
- SOCKS Host: pick any server IP from the list (e.g.,
10.124.0.36for Sydney) - Port:
1080 - Check SOCKS v5
- Check Proxy DNS when using SOCKS v5 (prevents DNS leaks, but disables Mullvad’s DNS content blockers)
Chrome / Brave / Edge (one extra step — needs terminal):
These browsers don’t have a built-in proxy settings page like Firefox. You launch them from your terminal with a special flag:
chrome --proxy-server="socks5://10.124.0.36:1080" --host-resolver-rules="MAP * ~NOTFOUND , EXCLUDE 10.64.0.1"
Replace 10.124.0.36 with any server IP from the list. The second flag (--host-resolver-rules) stops Chrome from leaking your DNS outside the proxy — skip it and websites can still see your real location.
macOS System-Wide:
System Preferences → Network → active connection → Advanced → Proxies → check “SOCKS Proxy” → enter the server IP and port 1080.
Verify it’s working: Go to Mullvad Connection Check → expand the top-left box → look for “SOCKS through”. See it? You’re double-hopped.
⚡ Power Tools — Skip the Manual Config
Don’t want to type IPs and port numbers? These tools do it for you:
| Tool | What It Does | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Mullvad Browser Extension | One-click location switching inside Firefox. Pick country/city from a dropdown — zero manual config. | Firefox Add-on |
| mullvad-proxy (browser ext) | Open-source unofficial Firefox extension. Full server list, works with WireGuard. | GitHub |
| APT37/mullvad-socks | Rust CLI — filter proxies by country, city, weight, online status. Made for scripting and automation. | GitHub |
| mullvad-proxy (Docker) | Containerized Mullvad exposing HTTP + SOCKS5 to your network. Per-app VPN without system-wide routing. | GitHub |
| PAC Script Randomizer | Every browser request exits through a different random proxy. Rotating IPs per request. | Guide by K4YT3X |
| Mullvad Browser | Firefox fork by Mullvad + Tor Project. Anti-fingerprinting hardened. SOCKS5 extension built in. | mullvad.net/browser |
Quick Hits
| Want | Do |
|---|---|
 Full server list |
→ Raw .txt (auto-updated daily) |
 One-click setup |
→ Mullvad Browser Extension on Firefox |
 Docker proxy |
→ bernardko/mullvad-proxy — HTTP + SOCKS5 exposed to network |
 Random IP per request |
→ PAC script guide |
 Verify it works |
→ Mullvad Connection Check — look for “SOCKS through” |
523 proxies. Daily updates. Double-hop your traffic for free — Mullvad just doesn’t advertise it.
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