It doesn't support UDP at all, so if you are trying to get something like Google Hangouts to work you can't do it with Proxifier alone.I had to block the UDP connections using Little Snitch so that Hangouts would fail back to TCP and then Proxifer would actually manage it. If Proxifier was at least reliable I could overlook all of the other flaws.
Prior to MacOS Sierra I could leave Proxifier running until my next system reboot, and uptimes were only interrupted by OS updates that required reboots. Randomly it will have very high CPU utilization and stop responding, requiring a force quit and restarting the app until it happens again in 5 minutes or several hours. Proxifier is the standard that everyone uses in my workplace, and it has been OK until Sierra came out and it is now the least reliable apps I use.
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On Windows this is successfully managed by proxy auto-discovery and config files, however Apple hasn't ever actually implemented proxy support completely. Some are for "public", some are for different internal sites. I work in an environment that requires proxy servers to access almost everything, however it isn't just a simple "direct for this, this proxy for that".we have 3 or 4 different proxy servers based on access. 5-star for existing and working some of the time.
Unreliable, won't manage UDP connections, ugly, no CLI support, no automation, config file is hideously formatted, very poor documentation.
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