Add proxies

Tasks send their requests through proxies, so a store sees many different connections instead of one. Proxies live in groups, and each task uses one group.

Add a list

Go to Proxies and click New group. Name it after the provider or the type, such as “Resi UK”.
Click Add proxies and pick the group.
Paste your proxies, one per line.
Leave Input format on Auto detect. The button at the bottom counts the proxies it read, for example Add 50 proxies. Click it.

Lines the bot can’t read are skipped, and the window says so before you save. If the count looks wrong, pick your format from the list instead of Auto detect.

Formats

Input format	Example line
Host:Port	`51.15.22.10:8000`
Host:Port:User:Pass	`51.15.22.10:8000:alice:s3cret`
User:Pass:Host:Port	`alice:s3cret:51.15.22.10:8000`
User:Pass@Host:Port	`alice:s3cret@51.15.22.10:8000`
Host:Port@User:Pass	`51.15.22.10:8000@alice:s3cret`

The host can be an IP address or a name such as gate.provider.com.

How tasks use a group

A task takes a proxy from its group and moves to the next one when a request through it takes longer than the proxy timeout in Settings › General. The task grid’s Proxy group column shows which proxy each task is on, for example “Current: 3/50”.

To choose the order, open the group’s menu, choose Settings, and set Rotation strategy:

Sequential works through the list in order.
Random picks proxies in no fixed order.

Copy proxies out

The Copy button copies every proxy the current filter shows to your clipboard. To copy some of them, select the rows, right-click and choose Copy selected.

Manage groups

Open a group’s menu in the left pane to:

Test all proxies in it. See Test and clean up.
Rename it.
Settings for the rotation strategy.
Delete all proxies, which empties the group but keeps it.
Delete group.

Drag a group up or down the left pane to change the order of the list.