Using Puppeteer Proxy with Proxychain for Rotating Proxies

Puppeteer is a popular tool for automating web browsers, and it provides a powerful API for controlling headless Chrome. One common use case for Puppeteer is web scraping, where you may need to rotate through a list of proxies to avoid being detected and blocked by websites. In this article, we'll explore how to set up and use rotating proxies with Puppeteer using the proxy-chain library. Puppeteer provides a built-in method for setting up a proxy for web requests. However, when you need to rotate through multiple proxies, the proxy-chain library can be used to easily switch between different proxies. To get started, you'll need to install the proxy-chain package using npm. Once installed, you can use the proxy-chain library to create a proxy server and rotate through a list of proxies. This allows you to make web requests through different IP addresses, helping to avoid rate limits and IP bans. By combining Puppeteer with proxy-chain, you can create a powerful web scraping tool that is capable of rotating through proxies and scraping data from websites without being detected. In conclusion, using Puppeteer with proxy-chain for rotating proxies can be a valuable technique for web scraping and automated browsing. With the ability to easily switch between proxies, you can avoid detection and access the data you need for your projects.

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Using Puppeteer Proxy with Proxychain for Rotating Proxies