Scrapebox - my private proxy

[northlondon]

Is anybody else having this problem, the latest java version of sb use to work fine with proxies from myprivateproxy but now proxies that are set up for Google are getting blocked and sb returns zero results. I downloaded some fresh proxies from myprivateproxy account and still getting the same problem!

 

[ristoriel]

Is anybody else having this problem, the latest java version of sb use to work fine with proxies from myprivateproxy but now proxies that are set up for Google are getting blocked and sb returns zero results. I downloaded some fresh proxies from myprivateproxy account and still getting the same problem!

You might try rotating proxies more frequently or using a different type of proxy to see if that helps.

 

[ZinyProxy]

Is anybody else having this problem, the latest java version of sb use to work fine with proxies from myprivateproxy but now proxies that are set up for Google are getting blocked and sb returns zero results. I downloaded some fresh proxies from myprivateproxy account and still getting the same problem!

you can solve this using fresh residential rotating proxies

 

[Fishoooo]

1. Check Proxy Configuration: Ensure your proxies are correctly set up and compatible with the latest Java version.
2. Test Proxies Independently: Verify if the proxies work outside your current setup to isolate the issue.
3. Review Blocking Patterns: Google might have updated its blocking mechanisms—try rotating IPs or adjusting request frequency.
4. Update Software: Make sure your tools and libraries are up-to-date to avoid compatibility issues.

If the problem persists, consider reaching out to your proxy provider for further assistance.

 

[northlondon]

1. Check Proxy Configuration: Ensure your proxies are correctly set up and compatible with the latest Java version.
2. Test Proxies Independently: Verify if the proxies work outside your current setup to isolate the issue.
3. Review Blocking Patterns: Google might have updated its blocking mechanisms—try rotating IPs or adjusting request frequency.
4. Update Software: Make sure your tools and libraries are up-to-date to avoid compatibility issues.

If the problem persists, consider reaching out to your proxy provider for further assistance.

Thanks for the advice, I already checked all the config settings and got a new batch of private proxies but no luck. I think its a sb problem with the new Google core update that's currently being rolled out. I'll give it another try after sb release a new update

 

[proxygo]

scrape box has been out 15yrs most proxy sellers
will stuggle to provide google passed proxies .

 

[northlondon]

I've been testing the Google scraper in apify.com it's got nice features but the result are sh*t then, last night I started my sb first I updated the search engine then it worked perfect for a 2-3 hours I managed to scrape 680 leads which when I clean them up will probably work out as 200-250 good leads to scrape for emails. But now my sb has stopped working again so I shall keep testing out some of the other cloud based scrapers until I can find one that scrapes as accurately as sb then I will only use sb for its premium email scraper which is quite good. But as for using srapebox to scrape Google yeah I think those days are over

 

[MISTER_]

Currently looking for proxies that work on SB for comment posting.

Tried myprivateproxy but the success rate is much worse then with just the VPS IP, not sure why.
If u found a good one lmk.


But for scraping on Google I would just use a provider like outscraper or serper (.) dev. The later is 1$ per 1k queries (not sure how u pay with the debt) or also Data For SEO is a option.
Then building a costume scraper or apify used to work great, now its really hard to make work.

The prices on serper dev are good and then for the email scraping u can still use SB (havent tested it) or I use netpeak crawler (not 100% if it was crawler or spider) to get the email on the website.
Has a 30% sucessrate.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Maybe some cheap residential proxies might do the trick?