Where Can I Find a Reliable List of Proxy Servers to Use? or Does Anyone Have a Good List of Proxy Se

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"Looking for a fresh list of proxy servers – any recs?"

Hey guys,

Trying to find a solid list of proxy servers that’s actually up-to-date. Every time I google it, half the links are dead or super slow.

Anyone got a go-to site for this? Free or paid, doesn’t matter, just need something reliable.

Also, how often do y’all update your list of proxy servers? Mine’s like a month old and already feels useless lol.

Thanks in advance!

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"Best sources for an updated list of proxy servers?"

Yo,

Where do you guys get your list of proxy servers from? The ones I find are either outdated or packed with sketchy IPs.

Preferably free, but if there’s a paid one that’s worth it, I’m down to check it out.

Also, do you refresh yours weekly or just wing it?

Appreciate any tips!
I usually scrape my own list of proxy servers using a Python script + ScraperAPI. Free lists are hit or miss, but if you want a quick fix, check out ProxyScrape or FreeProxyList.

Paid? Luminati is solid but pricey. Also, yeah, I update mine weekly—proxies die fast lol.
Honestly, free proxy lists are a mess. I gave up and just use paid now.

Smartproxy and Oxylabs are my go-tos. Worth the cash if you need reliability.

For free, maybe try HideMy.name, but don’t expect miracles.
Yo, ProxyNova updates their list of proxy servers daily. Not all work, but it’s free and better than most.

Also, if you’re techy, setting up a rotating proxy with Squid helps.
I refresh my proxy list every 3 days. Free ones die so fast it’s unreal.

Check out Spys.one—weird name, but their lists are decent.

Paid option: GeoSurf. A bit niche but good for location-specific stuff.
Bro, just use ScraperAPI or Zenscrape. Takes the headache out of managing a list of proxy servers yourself.

If you insist on free, GitHub has some repos with updated proxies. Search "fresh proxies" and sort by recent.
Free proxies are like a box of chocolates—you never know what you’re gonna get.

I use ProxyRack’s free tier sometimes, but their paid plans are way better.

Also, +1 for ProxyScrape. Their lists are usually fresh.
Ever tried the Proxy Manager in Bright Data? It auto-updates proxies, so you don’t have to hunt for lists.

Free route: ProxyList Plus, but prepare to sift through junk.

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OP reply:

Wow, didn’t expect so many recs—thanks y’all!

Gonna test ProxyScrape and Smartproxy first.

Quick Q: anyone got experience with rotating residential proxies? Heard they’re more stable but idk if it’s worth the hassle.
If you’re okay with a small paid list, Storm Proxies is cheap and reliable.

For free, maybe Proxy-List.download, but YMMV.

I update mine every week—any longer and half are dead.



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