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Tutorials

How to Find Your IP AddressHere is how to find your IP address in just a few clicks. Simply run a quick Google search or check your device's network settings.

Tutorials

What Is Screen Scraping? How It Works, Uses, and When to Use ItScreen scraping captures data from what is shown on screen. Learn how it works, how it differs from web scraping, when to use it, and how to do it reliably.

Proxies & Business

Playwright vs Puppeteer: which browser automation tool to choosePlaywright and Puppeteer are two leading browser automation tools with different strengths in browser coverage, language support, performance, and proxy setup. This comparison helps you decide which one better fits your scraping, testing, or automation workflow.

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Content guidelines: IPv4 vs IPv6 differenceIPv4 vs IPv6 explained: address space, format, speed, and cost. Plus a simple framework for choosing the right proxy protocol for your workload.

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How to scrape Google Maps: 3 proven methods (2026)Compare three ways to scrape Google Maps in 2026 using no-code tools, the Places API, or Python, with guidance on proxies, limits, and legal considerations.

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How to build a web crawler in PythonBuild a working web crawler in Python step by step, from a requests and BeautifulSoup starter to a Scrapy crawler that scales with proxies.

Proxies & Business

Data extraction tools: 12 best options compared for 2026Compare 12 data extraction tools for web scraping, ETL, and OCR, including pricing models, key strengths, limitations, and proxy setup guidance for 2026

Tutorials

curl vs wget: Differences, Proxy Setup, and When to Use EachLearn the key differences between curl and wget, including proxy setup, SOCKS5 support, recursive downloads, parallel transfers, APIs, and scripting tasks.

Proxy 101

Concurrency vs Parallelism: What They Are and When to Use EachConcurrency vs parallelism explained with clear examples, a Python benchmark, and how to pick the right model for I/O-bound and CPU-bound work.