Proxies

Each task runs through a proxy from its proxy group, and sites see the proxy’s address, not yours. Good proxies matter more than almost anything else.

Add proxies

Open Proxies, make a group with +, and paste your list, one proxy per line:

host:port
host:port:username:password

Test (or Test All) loads a site through each proxy. It shows how fast each one answered, or why it failed.

What works best

• US residential proxies for US sites. Many proxy plans send traffic out of other countries unless you set a country, often with something like country-us in the username. A US retailer seeing visitors from abroad is a strong reason for it to turn them away.
• Sticky sessions. A proxy that changes address partway through a run can lose the task’s place, in a queue or mid sign-in. Use your provider’s sticky or session option.
• Spread out. Lots of tasks through one small pool means lots of tasks on the same few addresses. Bigger, more varied pools hold up better.
• Keep your drop proxies fresh. Test on cheap proxies, and save your best ones for the drop.

A task with no proxy uses your own connection

A task with no proxy group, or an empty one, connects from your own internet. Give every task a proxy group unless you mean to run it on your own connection.

Where a proxy group is used

Where	What it’s for
A task’s Proxy Group	The task’s own connection, a different proxy each run
Restock Monitor Proxy (Pokemon Center)	The one restock monitor for a task group
A harvester’s Proxy	The harvester window’s connection
An account’s proxy	A Target account stays on the proxy it was made on