Check Proxy Quality

• Ensure the proxy passes tests on sites like Pixelscan, Whoer, and IPQualityScore.

• Check Proxy Location and Timezone: First, verify whether the Location and Timezone of the proxy match what you purchased. For example, a US proxy should not have an IP address in Vietnam.

  You can check this using IP testing websites such as:

  • Getip.pro

  • Pixelscan

  • Browserleaks

• Check if the Proxy is Blacklisted by Major Systems

You can check your proxy using three simple methods:

• Search Google with any keyword—if CAPTCHA appears frequently, your proxy may be blacklisted.

• Access major forums like blackhatworld.com—if Cloudflare verification is required and you cannot bypass the secure check after verifying as a human, your proxy may be flagged.

• Check IP blacklists on websites such as:

  • IP Fighter

  • IP-score

  • IPQualityScore

• No WebRTC/DNS Leaks

  • WebRTC allows communication between devices and browsers without requiring plugins or additional software. It enables calls, video calls, and document sharing on the web.

  • WebRTC leak occurs when your real IP address is exposed through WebRTC, even when using a proxy. This happens because websites retrieve IP information via the WebRTC UDP protocol.

  • Since WebRTC is a browser function, even with a proxy or other IP-changing methods, it may still reveal your real IP address.

  • Check for WebRTC leaks on sites like:

    • IP Fighter

    • Whoer

    • f.vision