Latest articles and insights about proxies, web scraping, and internet infrastructure
Google Scholar unavailable in your region? We explore which proxies can help bypass the block and gain unrestricted access to scientific articles.
ResearchGate and Sci-Hub block access based on geography and IP — we explain how to bypass these restrictions using proxies to access any scientific article without obstacles.
Kaspersky described the first malware for Android car head units: through the legitimate updater TWCore, a module zhima is installed on DoFun car radios, turning them into nodes of a residential proxy pool. We analyze the infection chain, the connection with BADBOX and NetNut, and explain what this changes for those who purchase residential proxies.
Quora is blocked in several countries, but marketers and SMM specialists continue to use it for promotion. We explain how to gain stable access through proxies and avoid account bans.
Is Pinterest blocked or restricted in your country? We discuss which proxies can help access the platform, manage multiple accounts, and promote your business without restrictions.
Lemon8, a new social network from ByteDance, is actively capturing Western markets. We discuss which proxies to choose, how to set up multi-accounting, and how to use the platform from any country without restrictions.
On August 6, 2026, Cloudflare released Kitesurf — an agent browser built on Rust and Workers, which uses 3-7 times less CPU and memory than Chromium. The open-source Obscura gathered 22 thousand stars on the same idea. Let's break it down by the facts: where lightweight engines win, why they fail the bot challenge, and who owns your outgoing IP.
Threads is blocked in several countries, but SMM specialists and arbitrageurs continue to work with the platform through proxies. We explain which proxies to choose and how to set them up.
Bluesky and AT Protocol are changing the game in social media — but multi-accounting and data collection require proper proxy setup. We explain how to do this without getting blocked.
QUIC and HTTP/3 are new protocols that change the game for everyone working with proxies. We explore what this means in practice for arbitrageurs, SMM, and marketplace sellers.