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Creating and Managing Proxy Lists for Residential

A proxy list is a set of criteria by which addresses are issued to you from a shared pool: country, region, city, provider, number of ports, and rotation rule. You do not choose specific addresses — you describe what you need, and the system selects them based on these criteria.


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How to create a list

  • Select "Residential" in the "Network" section of the left menu.

  • Scroll down to the "Proxy list" block.

  • Click the "+ List IP" button to the right of the block's title.


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The "+ List IP" button in the "Proxy list" block.


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  • In the "List type" field, select "Usual list" if you are working through the personal account.

  • In the "Proxy list name" field, set a name by which you will recognize the list among others.

  • In the "Authorization" field, choose the connection method: "Username & Password" or "By IP".


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List creation panel: type, name, and authorization method. 1 —

List creation panel: type, name, and authorization method. 1 — "Usual list" · 2 — "Special list" · 3 — "List name"


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Address selection criteria

Address selection criteria in the list creation panel.

Address selection criteria in the list creation panel.


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  • "Geo" — country, region, city, and provider. The broader the criteria, the more suitable addresses.

  • "Ports" — how many connection points to create in the list, up to 1000.

  • "Rotation method" — how often the address changes.

  • "Export format" — in what format to deliver the list.


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Please note. The narrower the geo criteria, the fewer addresses fit them. If connections are unstable, start with broad criteria — only country and region.


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How to edit or delete a list

Click on the list name — the card will expand. The pencil icon in the row opens settings, the trash icon deletes the list.


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List management icons in the row. 1 — pencil · 2 — copy · 3 — delete button · 4 — arrow

List management icons in the row. 1 — pencil · 2 — copy · 3 — delete button · 4 — arrow


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Each list has its own login and password — where to find them is described in the article Where to find login and password for connection.

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