Proxy IP Not Changing? Check Rotation and Connection Reuse
A practical workflow for checking whether a proxy should rotate per request, per session, or only after a new connection, and for separating provider settings from client connection reuse.

A practical workflow for checking whether a proxy should rotate per request, per session, or only after a new connection, and for separating provider settings from client connection reuse.

A practical workflow for checking whether a proxy should rotate per request, per session, or only after a new connection, and for separating provider settings from client connection reuse.

A browser-side workflow for checking whether WebRTC still exposes an unexpected IP even when the proxy path looks correct.
A practical workflow for checking whether DNS resolves locally or through the proxy, and for separating SOCKS remote-DNS issues from browser WebRTC exposure.
A practical debug order for Playwright proxy authentication: confirm the browser context, test credentials outside the browser, separate target blocking, and measure session/concurrency limits.
Use this cURL proxy timeout workflow to separate proxy reachability, CONNECT tunneling, SOCKS DNS behavior, credential encoding, port format, and target-side blocking before changing proxy pools.
A practical IPv6 proxy troubleshooting order for separating proxy coverage, client support, DNS behavior, and target-site address-family issues.
A practical workflow for deciding whether proxy blocks come from IP reputation, blacklist data, geo mismatch, or request behavior—and what to test next.
Choose between rotating residential and rotating datacenter proxies by target sensitivity, retry economics, geo realism, and completed-work cost, not by product labels alone.
Diagnose HTTP 429 after proxy rotation by separating request pacing, identity carryover, sticky sessions, and proxy-pool fit before changing providers.