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The New LiquidProxy Dashboard Is Here!
October 16, 2026682 viewsDevelopmentProxy

The New LiquidProxy Dashboard Is Here!

By Izuna

The dashboard of LiquidProxy, our proxy for Minecraft, is rebuilt. Joins are close to instant, setup fits into one card, and your games show up live on the page.

Joins are close to instant

On October 15 we moved LiquidProxy to a new backend. Getting into a server through the proxy now takes a moment instead of a wait.

The developer of the Icarus client noticed the next day: 20 to 30 ms less ping on residential and mobile IPs, and a smoother game.

Translated:

Pseicco: "By the way, ping is somehow better too. I get about 20 to 30 ms less than I always used to with the proxy."

Izuna: "Maybe because of the better picking now. Mainly it was the auth improvement, it is basically instant now."

Pseicco: "Yeah, I already noticed. ... Feels smoother too, so nice job."

Setup in one card

The new Connect card is all the setup there is. One URL, one press on Add from Clipboard in LiquidBounce, and you are in, on every server. Smart picks the network that works on each server.

Every location now shows its ping, measured live from your browser, and Auto picks the closest one for you.

No proxy manager in your client? Minecraft Routes turn any server into an address for your server list.

The step-by-step setup lives in the LiquidProxy docs, and the setup video shows both ways.

Your games, live

Your session history left its pop-up and sits right on the dashboard. Games running now show their live speed and signal bars for how good the IP is. One button ends a single game, another hands you a fresh IP on your next join.

Open a game for the full picture: the server the way it looks in your server list, where your exit IP is, and what kind of IP it was. Thumbs up or down tells us how it went.

One IP per account

Every Minecraft account gets its own IP. While writing this post we played on three servers at once: a hosted IP on our test server, a residential IP on BlocksMC and a mobile IP on Pika Network.

Your week at a glance

The Usage card replaces the old statistics: playtime, servers, accounts and exit IPs of your last 7 days, plus the hours you played each day.

Try it out

Open your dashboard, join a server and answer the short survey at the top. Found a problem or have an idea? Tell us on Discord.