Integration guides

Use NodeLighthouse residential proxies with Python requests: rotating and sticky sessions, country and city targeting, and SOCKS5, with copy-paste code.

Route Scrapy spiders through NodeLighthouse residential proxies using request meta or a small downloader middleware, with rotating, sticky and geo-targeted IPs.

Use NodeLighthouse residential proxies with axios in Node.js through https-proxy-agent, with rotating and sticky IPs, country targeting and a SOCKS5 option.

Use NodeLighthouse residential proxies in Go with http.Transport and http.ProxyURL: rotating and sticky IPs, geo-targeting and SOCKS5, standard library only.

Set up NodeLighthouse residential proxies in Playwright at launch or per browser context, with a sticky session per context and country targeting.

Use NodeLighthouse residential proxies in Puppeteer with --proxy-server and page.authenticate, plus per-context sticky sessions and country targeting.

Use NodeLighthouse residential proxies with Selenium and Chrome. Chrome can't take proxy credentials inline, so this guide uses selenium-wire to authenticate.

Test NodeLighthouse residential proxies from the command line with cURL: rotating and sticky IPs, country and city targeting, SOCKS5 and password handling.

Add NodeLighthouse residential proxies to AdsPower browser profiles, with one sticky session per profile so each client account keeps a stable IP and location.

Connect NodeLighthouse residential proxies to Multilogin browser profiles: HTTP or SOCKS5 setup, one sticky session per profile, and country or city targeting.

Set up NodeLighthouse residential proxies in GoLogin profiles: add a sticky HTTP proxy per profile, target a country or city, and check the IP before you start.

Generate a residential proxy list on the NodeLighthouse dashboard in host:port:user:pass or URL format, sticky or rotating, and import it into your tool.