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Manage proxies#

The proxy list is a shared store for all profiles: enter a proxy once, and any profile that needs it picks From my list. Edit a proxy in the list and every profile using it changes with it.

Open the list#

Click Proxies in the sidebar. The Proxy List screen has an input panel at the top (two tabs, Add and Import) and the proxy table below. In the profile form, the gear button next to the Type box of the proxy group also opens this list. The list lives on your account, so you see it on any computer you sign in on.

Add and edit a proxy#

  1. On the Add tab, fill in:
    • Name: an optional name, for example US residential 01.
    • Type: HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, SSH or Custom script.
    • Proxy: an address in the form host:port:user:password, user:password@host:port, or host:port, with the parts separated by ;, | or spaces. For a proxy that needs no login, leave out the user and password.
  2. Click Add.

To edit, double-click a row: the first tab becomes Edit Proxy. When you are done, click Save, or Cancel to discard. Every profile using that proxy gets the new address.

Import a whole list#

  1. On the Import tab, paste the proxies into the box, one proxy per line:

    user:pass@host:port
host:port:user:pass
socks5 host:port

  2. Proxy Type: the type used for lines that do not start with a type. A line that starts with http, socks4, socks5 or ssh uses that type.

  3. Name: the name for the proxies added in this batch. {INDEX} numbers them:

    • US_{INDEX|1} gives US_1, US_2, US_3...
    • {INDEX|10} starts counting at 10.
    • {INDEX|1|3} pads with zeros to 3 digits: 001, 002...

    Without {INDEX}, every proxy gets the same name. Proxies already in the list keep their old name.

  4. Click Add N.

Lines in the wrong format are skipped. A proxy already in the list is not added a second time, and the app reports N already in the list.

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Sort, search and check IPs#

The table has the columns Name, Type, Proxy, Used (number of profiles using it), Last check and Added (when it was added). Click a column header to sort by that column, and click again to reverse the order. By default the most recently added proxies are on top. The Search... box filters by name, address, user or type.

To test proxies, check one or more rows and click Check IP. The result shows in the Last check column: the IPv4, IPv6 and country of the outgoing IP, or an error if the proxy does not respond. The checkbox at the top of the table selects every proxy that matches the search box, across all pages, so you can test the whole list at once.

Proxies from a resolver script#

A resolver script is a script that runs each time a profile opens and returns the proxy for that launch, for example to get a rotating proxy from your provider's API. To add one, on the Add tab set Type to Custom script, write the script in the Resolver script box, click Run test to try it, then click Add. The Proxy column of that row reads Resolved by script. Profiles use it through From my list like any other proxy. For how to write the script and the available functions, see Custom script.

Attach a proxy to a profile#

In the profile form, in the Network group (see Profile settings), set Type to From my list, then pick the proxy in the Proxy from list box (type to search). The PROXY column of the profile table shows the LIST label with the proxy name. To attach proxies to many profiles at once, use Bulk edit: one proxy per profile (One each) or the same proxy for all of them (Same for all).

Delete proxies#

Check the proxies and click Delete, or click the trash can icon at the end of a row. The app always asks you to confirm, and deleting cannot be undone.

If profiles are using the proxy, the confirmation box tells you how many profiles are affected. After you delete it, those profiles have no proxy: the PROXY column shows Entry deleted, and the profile will not open (it reports This profile points at a proxy that is no longer in the list.) until you pick another proxy.

Sub-user permissions#

Sub-users need the Manage proxies permission to add, edit, import and delete proxies. Without it, they can still view the list and use Check IP. Grant permissions in Teamwork.