while read proxy; do curl -s -x http://$proxy -w "%time_total\n" -o /dev/null https://cloudflare.com/cdn-cgi/trace done < proxies.txt
"protocol": "http", "host": "45.76.45.67", "port": 8080, "country": "US", "anonymity": "elite", "latency_ms": 342, "last_verified": "2026-04-18T10:29:00Z" , ... ]
If you download a bulk list, you will see different port numbers and protocols. Here is how to identify them:
Run a curl script to ping a reliable site (like Google or Cloudflare DNS):
Whether you are scraping Google, unblocking YouTube, or securing your Wi-Fi, mastering the use of 100 proxy links transforms you from a passive internet user into an active network operator. Start small—validate 10 links today, then scale to 100, and never let a website tell you "Access Denied" again.
Before you copy-paste that list of 100 proxy links you found on Pastebin, run this mental checklist:
while read proxy; do curl -s -x http://$proxy -w "%time_total\n" -o /dev/null https://cloudflare.com/cdn-cgi/trace done < proxies.txt
"protocol": "http", "host": "45.76.45.67", "port": 8080, "country": "US", "anonymity": "elite", "latency_ms": 342, "last_verified": "2026-04-18T10:29:00Z" , ... ]
If you download a bulk list, you will see different port numbers and protocols. Here is how to identify them:
Run a curl script to ping a reliable site (like Google or Cloudflare DNS):
Whether you are scraping Google, unblocking YouTube, or securing your Wi-Fi, mastering the use of 100 proxy links transforms you from a passive internet user into an active network operator. Start small—validate 10 links today, then scale to 100, and never let a website tell you "Access Denied" again.
Before you copy-paste that list of 100 proxy links you found on Pastebin, run this mental checklist: