If you are unable to access HTTP websites after using a SOCKS5 proxy, there may be several reasons. Here are some common reasons that may cause this problem and their corresponding solutions:
1. The proxy server does not support HTTP: Some SOCKS5 proxy servers may only support specific protocols but not HTTP. Make sure the proxy server you use supports the HTTP protocol.
2. Proxy server configuration issue: Check the proxy server configuration to make sure it forwards HTTP traffic correctly. Sometimes, the proxy server may not be configured correctly, resulting in failure to process HTTP requests properly.
3. Firewall or network issues: The firewall or network settings may block HTTP traffic from passing through the proxy server. Check the firewall settings and make sure HTTP traffic is allowed through the proxy.
4. Proxy server connection problem: If the proxy server cannot be connected normally, it may cause HTTP request failure. Make sure your proxy server is running and the network connected to the proxy server is normal.
5. Proxy authentication problem: If the proxy server requires authentication, make sure you provide the username and password correctly. Some proxy servers may require authentication using a username and password.
6. Browser or application proxy settings: Check your browser or application proxy settings and make sure they are correctly configured to use the SOCKS5 proxy. Sometimes you may need to restart the application for the new proxy settings to take effect.
7. Proxy server is blocked: Some websites or networks may block specific proxy server IP addresses. Try using another proxy server or contact the proxy service provider for support.
If you've tried the above and still can't resolve the issue, you may need to further investigate your proxy server and network settings, or contact your proxy service provider for support.
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