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Using Puppeteer with a proxy

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This shows how to use Puppeteer with a proxy using both Luminati and Proxycrawl.

Video guide:

Luminati is a more intense solution that requires a bit more to get set up. They even do a business verification before they’ll allow you to use some of their features. It is the main solution I use for proxies.

Documentation on using Luminati with Puppeteer – https://luminati.io/integration/puppeteer.

Proxycrawl is definitely the easiest solution. It’s going to be a bit slower but you can get up and going in probably about 60 seconds.

Note: I realized right after I ended the video that I wasn’t ever executing the Proxycrawl function. I did run it after I ended, though, and it worked great.

My affiliate links:

Sign up for Luminati here – https://luminati.io/?affiliate=ref\_5f240848c7669177abf8ef2a

Sign up for Proxycrawl here – https://proxycrawl.com/?s=ukQB9Fqz

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