Proxies

At the end of this page you have a proxy list a task can run on, or you've decided to run without one.

A proxy gives a task its own internet address. You don't need one to use the app: a task with No proxies runs on your home connection. Proxies matter when you run several tasks at once on the same store, or when a store keeps blocking your home address.

Add a list

Click the globe icon in the left bar to open Proxies.
Paste your proxies into the big box, one per line, in the format your provider gave you: host:port:user:pass (or just host:port with no login).
Type a Proxy List Name and click Save. Or click Import .txt to load a file your provider exported.

The Enter Proxies box with the format hint one proxy per line, host:port:user:pass, and an Import .txt button — One proxy per line.

The list appears under Proxy Lists on the right with the number of lines you pasted.

Test them

The Connection only drop-down next to a Test all button — Choose what to test, then click **Test all**.

Connection only checks that each proxy answers.
Target, Walmart or Pokemon Center also checks that the store answers through that proxy. (Best Buy isn't in the list.)

Remove lines that fail; a task that lands on a dead proxy stops.

How tasks use them

In a task, choose the list under Proxies. Each task takes a line from the list.
A proxy that fails is a stop, not a fallback. The task shows Proxy Error and never switches to your home address on its own, so your home address stays out of it.
The restock monitor has its own proxy setting, see Task groups & monitor.

If it didn't work

Everything fails Connection only: the format is wrong (most often user:pass@host:port instead of host:port:user:pass), or the proxies are bound to a different IP than this PC's.
Connection passes but the site fails: the store doesn't like those addresses. Try another list or none.
Still stuck? Open a ticket on Discord.