Proxy that connects to multiple rotating subproxies

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It's a huge pain to constantly put new proxies into my programs. I am looking for a way to connect to my own personal proxy and then all the filtering, updating, and rotating of proxies is handled on their end, day after day.

It would be the ultimate, fail-proof personal proxy... one that I could leave in a single line in my programs for a long time which simulated constant, fresh, filtered, rotating proxies in real-time.

Does anyone have this or can point me in the right direction?
 
I assume you're on windows? I had a bit of trouble to understand what you're trying to achieve but I assume you need a solution to rotate proxies automatically on your software? I am afraid that unless this software does not support an API to rotate proxies, there won't be an easy solution available for you.

Proxifier could help you out IF it would have support to rotate proxies as you can profixy any TCP based connection through the proxy; ie. any software but currently it would require custom coded wrapper that would do this. Needless to say, that would be very messy setup.

I have a solution for linux but that would also require a little scripting ... Linux is always more flexible for custom needs.

I don't think so there is any reliable solution available for you. If you found one, please let us know.
 
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HI

we can deliver you usa based and mixed proxies where u can rotate ips every 10 minutes.
but if you try to make your own installs then it will cost u huge $$ and also maintenance cost..
not any better for you to do that.
 
HI

we can deliver you usa based and mixed proxies where u can rotate ips every 10 minutes.
but if you try to make your own installs then it will cost u huge $$ and also maintenance cost..
not any better for you to do that.

looks completely sick man, I can't wait to own that one day.

i'm sure there's a linux distro built for this sort of thing but I always want to gag at the thought of working in linux.

Thanks for the feedback
 
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