Tutorial on setting up a proxy in ParseHub

ParseHub is a web scraping tool specifically designed for extracting data from websites. It excels in ensuring request stability, security, and anonymity, all without the need for costly software purchases. In this article, we will offer comprehensive, step-by-step instructions on seamlessly integrating a proxy into ParseHub across different operating systems, including Windows, MacOS, and Linux.

Proxy integration in ParseHub on Windows, MacOS, and Linux

Integration of a proxy into ParseHub remains consistent across all operating systems, ensuring universal relevance. Follow these steps to seamlessly set up a proxy:

1. Launch ParseHub on your computer and either open an existing project or create a new one by navigating to the "Projects" section and selecting "New Project".

   

2. In ParseHub's top panel, click the three horizontal bars, then access the “Options” section.

   

3. Proceed to the "Advanced" section and locate the "Network" menu.

   

4. Adjacent to the “Connection” item, click the “Settings” button.

   

5. In the new window, choose "Manual proxy configuration" and input a new IP address and port corresponding to your protocol.

   

6. Click "OK". If you are using private proxies, a notification will prompt you to enter your username and password. Fill in your details and click "OK".

   

Now, you're prepared to initiate web data scraping using ParseHub through a configured proxy server. This setup ensures that you can scrape websites without the risk of IP blocks.