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Custom Export Format for IPv6

The "Personal format" is needed when a program accepts a list only in a specific format. You set up a string with placeholders, and the system fills it with your data.


How to set your custom format

  • Open the "Orders" section in the left menu and select "IPv6".


"Orders" section and "IPv6" format in the left menu. 1 — "Orders" section · 2 — "IPv6"


  • Check the proxies you need in the table.

  • Click the export button on the panel above the table.


Selecting proxies and the export button. 1 — selection checkbox · 2 — export button with settings

Selecting proxies and the export button. 1 — selection checkbox · 2 — export button with settings


  • In the "Template" field, select "Personal format".

  • Enter your string in the "Format" field and click "Export".


Field for the template and list of available placeholders.

Field for the template and list of available placeholders.


What placeholders are available

  • %ip% — proxy IP address

  • %port% — main port

  • %port_https% — HTTPS port

  • %port_socks% — SOCKS port

  • %user% — username

  • %password% — password

  • %status% — proxy status

  • %comment% — your comment

  • %authIP% — IP allowed for access


Examples

%ip%:%port%:%user%:%password% — common format "address, port, username, password".


%user%:%password%@%ip%:%port% — format for browser extensions and anti-detect browsers.


You set the delimiters yourself: the system only substitutes values for placeholders, everything else is taken from your string as is.

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