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02Getting startedGetting started with AntifyA complete path from preparing a proxy server to creating your first app rule and starting the system extension.03Proxy serversAdd and test a proxy serverUnderstand how SOCKS5, HTTP, HTTPS, credentials, failure behavior, and latency tests map to the current app.04App rulesSet apps to Proxy, Direct, or BlockCreate app rules so different apps use different proxies, connect directly, or have network access blocked.05AutomationUse Automation to switch Configurations by Wi‑FiBind home, office, or other Wi‑Fi networks to different Configurations so app rules and default network paths change with the environment.06Monitoring and diagnosticsUnderstand Connections, Discovery, and ActivityInspect recorded connections, discover apps without rules, and separate network records from Antify operational events.07Advanced rulesCreate path rules for CLI tools, scripts, and packagesUse a file path or the Packages browser to create rules for command-line executables, script packages, and directories.08BackupBack up your setup and restore it on another MacExport your proxies, configurations, and rules to one file, and bring them back after a reinstall or on a new Mac.09Use casesRoute Telegram through one proxy on macOSCreate an app rule for Telegram so its traffic goes to the SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy you configured, without a system-wide proxy and without changing anything inside the app.10Use casesBlock an app from the internet on macOSUse one Block rule to stop an app from opening network connections, and learn which processes that rule actually covers and which destinations stay outside it.11Use casesRoute the commands your terminal and IDE launchCreate rules for development tools: curl in a terminal, package managers, and the build tools an IDE launches are routed per process, so each tool no longer needs its own proxy configuration.12ComparisonAntify and Proxifier: the verifiable differencesA feature-by-feature comparison. Everything on the Antify side comes from its source code; everything on the Proxifier side is quoted from its own website, with the date it was read.