ProxyOmega is solid, but it depends on your workflow. I’ve used it for HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies, and it does the job well once you set it up. The learning curve isn’t bad—maybe 20 mins to get comfortable.
That said, if you need something more automated, check out FoxyProxy. It’s got more granular rules and works seamlessly with Firefox. ProxyOmega is great for Chrome tho.
Also, if you’re handling *a lot* of proxies, you might wanna look into ProxyMesh or Luminati for scaling.
That said, if you need something more automated, check out FoxyProxy. It’s got more granular rules and works seamlessly with Firefox. ProxyOmega is great for Chrome tho.
Also, if you’re handling *a lot* of proxies, you might wanna look into ProxyMesh or Luminati for scaling.
