🌐 Proxies

1️⃣ To connect proxies, they must be specified in the [Proxies].txt file in the format:

http://ip:port
socks5://ip:port
http://login:password#ip:port
socks5://login:password#ip:port

2️⃣ You can specify your device's external IP as a proxy, which will be equivalent to running the template without a proxy. This is useful if you want to speed up parsing by adding a thread that uses your current external IP. To do this, specify in the proxy file: localhost or 127.0.0.1.

3️⃣ For proxies with support for IP change on request, you can specify a link for IP change. The URL for the request is specified after the proxy through the "|" symbol.

socks5://login1:password1#ip1:port1|URL
socks5://login2:password2#ip2:port2|URL
socks5://login3:password3#ip3:port3|URL

4️⃣ To disable proxy usage without deleting it from the file, you need to comment out the line by adding the "#" symbol at the beginning of the proxy line.

# http://login1:password1#ip1:port1
# http://login2:password2#ip2:port2

5️⃣ In the input settings on the "Proxy" tab, you can enable proxy usage for HTTP requests. This option is applied when checking cookies and channels.

6️⃣ If you use rotating proxies, enable "Pause before thread completion" and set the pause duration in seconds. The pause gives the proxy time to rotate the IP before the next thread run.

7️⃣ The "Proxy check timeout" value is specified in seconds. The default is 7; if you enter 0 or a value greater than 60, the template still uses 7 seconds.