How do I downgrade scrapebox?

[skohh]

I am not comfortable with the new proxy checker, there should be an option to use the old one before forcing us to use a new one that will take some time to get used to. Is there a way to downgrade?

 

[hillsb]

Go to help- Rollback to previous version

 

[skohh]

Go to help- Rollback to previous version

Thank god.

I actually remember that, now that you say it. REP

 

[chris456]

New version of proxy checker is much more better , don't panic if you have installed yesteraday's v.41 which didn't work properly , this morning update v.42 works perfect now, much more quicker and finally you can stop searching for good ones whenever you want , before you had to wait until whole list was completed

 

[alexj.affiliate]

i totally agree with crhis456, the new proxy checker is great. I like the extra added collumns in the list as well. its gives a better summary of all the usefull information

I also like that as chris mentioned its now possible to stop searching whenever you want.. because that was a major annoyance IMO.

 

[skohh]

Yeah but why not give the option to use the old one like she did before? not saying it's not good, just not used to it yet. That's all, thanks guys

 

[download]

Yeah but why not give the option to use the old one like she did before? not saying it's not good, just not used to it yet. That's all, thanks guys

How are you going to get used to the new proxy checker if you stick to using the old one?

Just kidding, I'm not used to the new one either.

 

[skohh]

How are you going to get used to the new proxy checker if you stick to using the old one?

Just kidding, I'm not used to the new one either.

I have at least 10 different installs on three VPS Eventually, I'll get used to it.

 

[skohh]

Wow, just updated my SB's ... I'm already adjusted! Lovin' it

 

[alexj.affiliate]

Told u

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[AltheaR]

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[salerock]

Lol, xrumer?

 

[SERPdaddy]

No it's not true