How do I change between proxies fast?

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I want to create multiple accounts on a website.
So lets say I have a list of working checked proxies, how would I change between them very fast?
Is there any software for this? One that I can just load all the proxies into and click on change when I need to change between one.

I would really love being able to create 100 accounts fast. :)

Also, is there a way to have 1 proxy per tab in firefox?
 
I'm not a proxy expert, but a program called ProxyFirewall lets you upload a list of proxies and it attempts to connect to each one and if it times our (or you command it to) it rotates to the next proxy.
 
I'm not a proxy expert, but a program called ProxyFirewall lets you upload a list of proxies and it attempts to connect to each one and if it times our (or you command it to) it rotates to the next proxy.

perfect thank you
 
will this work to change SOCKS 4/5 proxy as well or only HTTP ?
 
Hi Secret,

I would suggest to try SwitchProxy Tool. It lets you upload proxies manually or even import them from the .txt. This tool is really easy to use. Plus it allows you to setup a rotation time.

 
Hi Secret,

I would suggest to try SwitchProxy Tool. It lets you upload proxies manually or even import them from the .txt. This tool is really easy to use. Plus it allows you to setup a rotation time.

Yes... and search the BHW download section, as somone posted it a few months back.
 
Think it's called Proxy Switcher, latest version I believe is 2.0. With firefox it's only 3 clicks and you up and running on a different proxy. If you can't find it then just PM and il set up a rapid share link or something. Hope this helps!
 
You should also give a try to Firefox's addon FoxyProxy. I'm sure if you are using just 10-30 proxies than its fastest among all the above listed methods. After configuring, with just one click your proxy changes and you are good to go...
 
Is there a switcher that works with FF 3.5 and WIn7 64 ?
 
ProxyFirewall has always worked out great for me. I think I'll also look into FoxyProxy that Firefly suggested...I've heard good things about it
 
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