Do you know what your website looks like in Cape Town?
Test your localized website with our Cape Town proxy server. Ensure your users see the right content.
Proxy server in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
This server is located in Cape Town, South Africa. It was WonderProxy's first of many locations on the African continent. South Africa has eleven official languages, and South African English, Afrikaans, and Xhosa are the most commonly spoken by residents of Cape Town. Is your application as multilingual as your customers? Our Cape Town server is a great way to find out how well you're reaching the South African market.
This server's pastimes include managing a World Cup trading pool and playing football with other servers nearby when the sysadmin isn't looking.
Features
HTTP Proxy
Configure your browser or automated software to route your traffic through the proxy to test your GeoIP sites and applications.
VPN
VPN is useful for testing applications that do not support specifying a proxy, and for applications that use Flash or Silverlight that may ignore your browser proxy settings.
Test your website from Cape Town
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Explore Our Developer Tools2 proxy servers in South Africa
Looking for a server near Cape Town? We are in 2 locations across South Africa, and 261 locations worldwide. Our local servers allow you to see website content as local users do.
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Why Localization?
Localizing your content is expensive, time-consuming, and difficult. And once it's done, you need to keep it up. So why bother?
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