Proxy Management

Proxies route your automation traffic through intermediary servers, masking your real IP address.

Configuring Proxies

1. Go to Preferences → Stealth & Proxies or create a Browser Profile.
2. Enable Proxies.
3. Enter your proxy list, one per line.

Proxy Format

http://username:password@ip:port
https://username:password@ip:port

Example:

http://user1:pass1@192.168.1.100:8080
http://user2:pass2@192.168.1.101:8080
https://user3:pass3@192.168.1.102:3128

Proxy Levels

Level	Description
Context Level (Recommended)	Each browser session gets its own proxy. Allows different proxies per session.
Browser Level	All sessions share the same proxy. Simpler but less flexible.

Proxy Rotation

When multiple proxies are configured, RTILA rotates through them automatically:

1. The first proxy is used for the first request.
2. The next proxy is used for the next request.
3. The cycle repeats.

If a proxy fails (connection error, timeout), it is marked as dead and skipped. If all proxies are dead, the quarantine list is reset and rotation starts over.

Testing Proxies

Click Test Proxies to verify your proxies:

1. RTILA connects to each proxy.
2. It makes a test request to check the proxy’s IP.
3. Results show how many proxies are working vs. failed.

Proxy Tips

Tip	Description
Use residential proxies	They are less likely to be detected than datacenter proxies
Use different IPs per session	Use Context Level proxy mode
Align fingerprints	Enable “Align Browser Fingerprint” to match timezone/locale
Test before running	Always test proxies before running long automations
Monitor for blocks	Check logs for proxy-related errors