Certain use cases require you to proxy traffic in programs that do not natively support proxies. The previous blog discussed how this is possible on Windows, but there are also plenty of use cases for proxies on Linux or even Docker containers for added flexibility.

Welcome, developers, web testers, QA engineers, and Python enthusiasts! If you're looking to elevate your mobile testing game, you've come to the right place. This blog post is your comprehensive guide to using mobile proxies with Playwright for mobile testing. We'll explore the basics, explain why mobile proxies are essential, and walk you through setting up and using them with Playwright. By the end, you'll be equipped with practical tips, and insights into future developments.

Web scraping has become an essential tool for developers, data scientists, and IT professionals looking to extract valuable data from websites. However, the challenge of avoiding bans, managing request rates, and maintaining anonymity can be daunting. Enter ProxyScrape and Scrapoxy—two powerful tools that, when integrated, make web scraping more efficient and effective.

AutoScraper is a powerful, open-source web scraping library for Python that simplifies the process of extracting data from websites. Unlike traditional web scraping frameworks that require extensive coding to parse HTML content, AutoScraper can automatically generate rules to extract the desired information based on examples you provide. AutoScraper is particularly well-suited for beginners in the web scraping world. Its user-friendly interface and automatic rule generation make it accessible for those who may not have extensive coding experience.   

In the digital age, where every second counts, ensuring your website's performance is up to par is not just a necessity—it's a survival strategy. With users' expectations higher than ever, a slow-loading page could mean the difference between a converted customer and a lost opportunity. This is where Apache JMeter™ and proxy servers come into play, offering a powerful combination for load testing your website to ensure it can handle high traffic volumes without compromising on speed or user experience.

In a world that is becoming ever more reliant on data, the ability to gather and analyze vast amounts of information can give businesses and professionals a significant competitive edge. Web scraping, the process of extracting data from websites, is a powerful tool in the arsenal of data analysts, web developers, digital marketers, and Python programmers. This guide takes you through basic and advanced web scraping techniques, highlights best practices, and introduces ProxyScrape's Web Scraping API as a flexible solution for both static and dynamic websites.

Web scraping is an invaluable technique for developers, enabling the extraction of data from websites in an automated manner. However, it comes with its own set of challenges, including managing I/O operations effectively, handling rate limits, and bypassing anti-scraping measures. In this blog, we'll explore three powerful methods to enhance your web scraping efficiency: async (asynchronous programming), multithreading, and multiprocessing, and how leveraging these approaches can significantly speed up your data extraction tasks.

Whether you are a business owner, a torrent user, an SEO person, or a social media marketer, you can undoubtedly benefit from proxies. These days, proxies are of utmost importance because they allow users to perform tasks that are otherwise impossible. Proxies can help you bypass various restrictions, such as censorship and geo-based restrictions. However

A TikTok Proxy unblocks restrictions and overcomes the challenges in using applications like TikTok. TikTok Statistics and Facts says that the United States had 740 million new users in 2021. TikTok kept growing year by year as its first-time installer rate rose 400% each year. With this growing popularity, came a special threat. The TikTok

Software testing has become more sophisticated over the years since the need for the era is web applications rather than standalone software applications. With that, the need to test your software on multiple devices and locations emerges. You also need to monitor HTTP/HTTPS traffic to ensure that your web applications are secure. So in this