Proxy302
SoftGlaze Browser signs in to Proxy302's Open API with your API key and buys each proxy it adds there, on the Premium or the Standard line.
Works with SoftGlaze Browser. SoftGlaze has no partnership with Proxy302 and sells none of its proxies: you buy them from Proxy302 and connect your own account.
What SoftGlaze Browser does with Proxy302
Proxy302 is the connector that spends money: each proxy the app adds is bought through Proxy302's Open API, one call per proxy, from the balance on your account. The app signs in with your API key, turns the country you pick (and, on the Premium line, a state or city) into Proxy302's own IDs, and stores each proxy's own login.
The Standard line takes a rotating or a sticky time. The calls run a few at a time; the first failure stops new calls and keeps what was already bought, and a run of duplicates ends the pull early.
Set it up in SoftGlaze Browser
- In SoftGlaze Browser, open Proxy Providers and choose Proxy302.
- Enter the ID and secret of your Proxy302 API key.
- Choose the Premium or Standard line, a country and how many proxies to buy. Each one is paid from your Proxy302 balance.
- 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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