Question 1

How can I get 10,000 free proxies fast?

Accepted Answer

I use free directories (mostly GitHub repositories) that publish huge HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS lists. I copy the raw proxy data (Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C) and paste everything into my notes to combine multiple sources. In minutes you can hit 10,000+ easily—then the real step is verifying what’s alive.

Question 2

Where do you find free proxy lists that update daily?

Accepted Answer

In the video I use multiple repositories/directories and I always check the last updated date. Some of them are auto-updated and you can literally see they were generated minutes ago. That’s how I avoid wasting time on stale proxy lists.

Question 3

How do I verify if proxies are alive or dead?

Accepted Answer

After I gather the proxies, I paste them into a proxy checker and run a bulk check. One checker I tried was down, so I switched to ProxyScrape’s checker and it worked. Once it finishes, I download only the valid proxies.

Question 4

Why do so many free proxies fail?

Accepted Answer

Because free lists are noisy—many are dead, slow, or show as unknown during checks. That’s why I don’t just grab proxies and start using them. I always validate first and only keep the working ones.

Question 5

What proxy types do you collect in the video (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5)?

Accepted Answer

I collect HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 depending on what each directory provides. I show you where to click for each type and how to combine them into one file. Then I test them to see which ones are actually usable.

Question 6

How many working proxies did you get after checking?

Accepted Answer

Even if you scrape 20,000 to 100,000+ proxies, the working number will be smaller after validation. In my example check, after filtering and downloading, I ended up with a working list (like 100+ valid proxies from that batch). The point is: collect big, then filter hard.

Question 7

Is it safe and legal to scrape free proxies from public sources?

Accepted Answer

I’m using publicly available directories and resources, and I frame this for legitimate and educational use like development, research, and testing. I also focus on “safe and legal” sources and checking freshness. Still, you should use proxies responsibly and only for allowed use-cases.

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