Sticky vs rotating proxies: session control explained
Sticky vs rotating proxies: how per-request and timed rotation work, when a sticky session beats a new IP, how cookies interact with IP changes, and how to test a session ID yourself.
Practical guides to proxies, marketing, and web scraping from the Top Proxy team.
Sticky vs rotating proxies: how per-request and timed rotation work, when a sticky session beats a new IP, how cookies interact with IP changes, and how to test a session ID yourself.
SOCKS5 vs HTTP proxy explained: how HTTP CONNECT and SOCKS5 tunnels differ, where DNS gets resolved, which clients support which auth, and how to test the protocol you bought.
Datacenter IPs are fast hosting addresses. Residential IPs look like household broadband. Use this split to pick an origin before you pick a vendor.
What ISP proxies mean, how a static IP differs from a sticky residential session, and how per-IP and per-GB billing change the choice for long sessions.
A proxy can answer and still leak your real IP. Check the exit, DNS, WebRTC, protocol, and blocklists before you put the endpoint in production.
A 2026 scraping buy starts with the target, not a vendor. Use this checklist for origin, session, geo, billing, and a live test before you scale.