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The proxy needs to be set by the same script that controls the later actions. Once a script ends, iMacros removes the proxy settings too. If you're running a different script subsequently then, the proxy would no longer be set. I don't believe this is mentioned anywhere in iMacros'...

From the reputable networks, MaxBounty and Neverblue (GlobalWide Media) have these. As others noted, I highly doubt you'd be paid daily until you've proven quality and are driving significant volumes.

You can use this add-on to alter the request headers: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/modify-headers/ It would be much easier if you were using a script with iimRunner to initiate FireFox. You could then get the same script to specify a new proxy for FireFox before each run.

You would save the page normally first ("Webpage, Complete"). Then, use the "Network" tab to determine the video URLs and manually save them. As suggested above, you can try HTTrack as well. Feel free to share the page here and we can give you a more definitive solution that works with certainty.

Does the plugin you're using have built-in caching?

Just to weed out the possibility, what's the extension of your domains? I know uncommon TLD's (ie. ".xyz") are being flagged as suspicious.

We'd have to see your page to see where you went wrong. I believe what you're trying to achieve is inline contextual popups like this: If so, you can just use this script.

You may need to click the preview (or "play") image on the video before it is pulled and starts loading. Check your "Network" tab in Developer Tools. You'll see the video loading once you do this. Right click on the path, and "copy link address". You can then load it into your browser and save it.

Running iMacros or a client application for something like this sounds a bit bloated. You can use this PHP script to get the domain's whois information: http://www.phpeasycode.com/whois/ Ignore their dysfunctional online demo. I just tested it locally, and it still works well. Although there...

I suppose you meant "Traffic Source > Safe Page" in the above example. Your tracking link would likely carry through the referrer in the redirect. This would either be the traffic source or safe page, depending on how your cloaker performs the redirect. I believe this achieves what you want...

Yes, here is confirmation from their documentation. You can also find a tutorial on this here. I figure you already know how to set the proxy, but here's the documentation for that too. ;)

Do you have a SSL certificate installed on your website? If a visitor goes from a secure ("https://") website to an insecure ("http://") one, the referrer will be blank. You can get free SSL certificates from StartSSL or Let's Encrypt. You could also use Cloudflare for free on your website...

Nothing opened up in front that I had to close first. Could you provide a screenshot? I only see Adsense and Rubicon Project ads on that page.

The only noticeable issue with Cloudflare's free SSL is it only supporting "modern" browsers: Basically, if someone is still using Internet Explorer on Windows XP, they may have issues.

You can find Instagram hashtags for a niche (with trends) by looking at the "related" list on Hashtagify. Here's an example for #Brexit: The results are limited for the free option but it should cover the major hashtags.