Hey, I have a question about proxies and scrapebox. I have 10 private proxies. Now, Do I use these for scraping or use the proxies I scraped with scrapebox? Do I only use google passes proxies to scrape from google? if that's the case and if I am scraping multiple sources can I have google passed proxies and transparent proxies in the proxies manager and scrapebox will know to use the google passed proxies with the google search engine and the other transparent proxies with bing and yahoo?
You can use them for Scraping, but you will need a delay if you plan to scrape google with them and probably most other engines. Unless your scraping from a load of sources and have it set to 1 connection then it might just be slow enough in general to not need a delay.
You do need google passed proxies to scrape google, but also google has different bans. So some proxies pass the google test, which tests for basic keyword search, but are blocked for advanced operators.
I have a video that further explains this here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9CbGhfc1aY
Proxies are not "marked" in Scrapebox as google passed or X or Y passed etc... So if you load in a bunch of proxies, half of them google passed and half not and scrape google and bing for example, then Scrapebox will try and use all proxies for both engines.
You can run an unlimited number of instances simultaneously though, so you can simply fire up 2 instances, 1 for other engines and load in non google passed proxies and 1 for google and load in google passed proxies. Again if you are only talking about your 10 private proxies then most of this is mute as you should just use a delay and 1 connection, but if your talking public proxies then it applies.
This video may also be helpful:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZzdE6ybu38
Oh yeah thank's gonna donate some moniez to a warrior kid
Guess i'll just write my own script
Did you read 1 above your post? Softtouch2009 is one of the people that writes code for Scrapebox, he said they are working on a solution.
