ProxyBroker is a tool that searches for public proxies on Windows. The platform lets you search and verify proxies with a single command line. You can get a list of proxies from any country and save it easily, or set one of the discovered proxies on your computer. The utility draws on more than fifty sources to compile the list, and you can filter and sort each proxy while searching.
Usually, users rely on a website to find public proxies. With ProxyBroker, though, you simply open a command prompt window and run a simple command.
Installation
ProxyBroker requires Python 3.5 or later. After installing Python, open a CMD window with administrator rights and run the following command to install ProxyBroker:
pip install proxybroker
At this point, ProxyBroker is installed on your computer. You can now run the following command to get your list:
Find proxies
proxybroker find --types HTTP HTTPS --lvl High --countries US --strict -l 10
As you can see, the command line is customized for the USA. You can customize it for any country by replacing “US”. You can also adjust the number, in this case “10”.
If you want to save the proxy list to a text file, simply add “–outfile” and the path to the TXT file, after the number “10”.
proxybroker find --types HTTP HTTPS --lvl High --countries US --strict -l 10 –outfile proxies.txt
The proxies found by the utility can be used in the system or in your web browser. If you are looking for a secure platform that searches for proxies from different countries so you can save or install them on your computer, ProxyBroker is a very good option, especially for those users who need to change them frequently.
