x4gking/telegram-proxy

Telegram-Proxy is a list of public MTProto proxy servers for the Telegram messaging app, published as a simple web page and refreshed automatically every twelve hours. According to its Persian-language README, the goal is to give people a fresh, tested set of proxies they can use to connect to Telegram more quickly and reliably, without ads or any need to sign up. To use it, a visitor opens the published page, which is hosted through GitHub Pages, and clicks one of the listed Open links next to a proxy entry. Telegram then offers to activate that proxy automatically. If one proxy does not work, the page lists several others to try instead, since the list contains multiple options at any given time. The README includes a clear security note: public proxies are run by anonymous third parties. Telegram's end-to-end encryption still protects the content of a user's messages, but whoever operates the proxy can see the user's IP address and when they connected. For anything more sensitive, the README recommends using a private proxy instead of a public one. There is no application code to install here, the repository's job is to host and continuously regenerate this list of proxy links, likely through some kind of scheduled automation given the fixed twelve-hour refresh cycle mentioned in the README. Beyond the proxy list page itself and this short explanation, the README does not describe any other features, installation steps, or license. For someone who just wants a quick, no-signup way to reach Telegram when a direct connection is slow or blocked, a page like this is meant to save the trouble of hunting for a working proxy address on forums or chat groups. The tradeoff to keep in mind is that trust is placed in whoever runs each listed proxy, since that operator sits between the user and Telegram's own servers for connection metadata, even though message content stays encrypted end to end.