PacketStream
SoftGlaze Browser builds PacketStream residential proxies on proxy.packetstream.io, with the country and a sticky session written into the proxy password.
Works with SoftGlaze Browser. SoftGlaze has no partnership with PacketStream and sells none of its proxies: you buy them from PacketStream and connect your own account.
What SoftGlaze Browser does with PacketStream
PacketStream has no API, so the app writes the proxies itself: your username, with the country and a session label in the proxy password, on proxy.packetstream.io (port 31112 for HTTP, 31113 for SOCKS5).
The countries offered are the ones in PacketStream's dashboard; there is no state or city. A session keeps its exit while it opens a new connection at least every 60 minutes.
Set it up in SoftGlaze Browser
- In SoftGlaze Browser, open Proxy Providers and choose PacketStream.
- Enter the username and proxy password from the Network Access page of your PacketStream dashboard.
- Pick a country, how many proxies and whether each keeps a sticky session.
- Pull the proxies. They are added to your Proxy pool, where the app checks each one and you assign them to profiles.
Integration2extract
SoftGlaze Browser builds 2extract logins on proxy.2extract.net from your Connection Details, with the location, a ZIP code or an ASN and a session in each.
IntegrationAnyIP
SoftGlaze Browser builds AnyIP logins on portal.anyip.io from your proxy username and password, or sets up a proxy account with your API key and team ID.
IntegrationApify
SoftGlaze Browser builds Apify residential proxy logins on proxy.apify.com from your Apify proxy password, each with its own sticky session.
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