Core documentation
Connection strings, session modes, country targeting, and log reading in one place.
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Proxynade docs.
Where the setup answers live: core docs plus the client guides people actually search for.
FormatsHost, port, user, and password.
ControlsSessions, targeting, and blocklists.
LogsUsage, bytes, and failed outcomes.
Start at the main docs
The core documentation at /docs covers connection formats, protocol choice, session control, and usage logs. If a client still misbehaves after that, the guides below walk through the exact libraries people ask about.
Client guides
Format a proxy line
The URL form, the split-field form, and the difference between gateway lines and raw static ISP lines.
Read the guideBrowser automation
Proxy setup for Playwright and Puppeteer, including why browsers refuse SOCKS5 credentials.
Playwright guideScripts and rotation
SOCKS5 in Python requests and rotation patterns in Node.js without fake rotation.
Python guideQuick reference
| Item | Detail | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Proxy format | host:port:user:pass or URL form | Client setup |
| Session mode | Rotating, sticky, or hard sessions | Workflow stability |
| Logs | Bytes, domains, and outcomes | Cost debugging |
FAQ
Where is the canonical docs page?
The main documentation page is https://proxynade.net/docs.
Do docs require login?
No. Core setup documentation is public.
Stuck anyway?
Open a dashboard ticket with the failing line, the client, and the exact error.