Importing proxies and accounts
Paste a list or choose a CSV/TSV file on chrome://pluralbrowser. After an import, Plural shows for 15 seconds how many lines it read and where each went, and the top bar always shows Proxies N — how many are in your list.
1. Proxy-only lists (no header)#
One proxy per line. Any of these work:
host:port:user:pass
host:port
user:pass@host:port
socks5://user:pass@host:port
host,port,user,password
host<TAB>port<TAB>user<TAB>passwordLines that differ only in the password (session or sticky proxies, e.g. gate.example.com:7777:user:pass-session-1, …-2) are kept as separate rows. Only lines that are exactly the same are merged.
2. CSV with a header row (proxies + accounts + your own data)#
The first line names the columns. The proxy is always one column, named proxy, in any of the forms from section 1 (including its own user and password, e.g. host:port:user:pass). Everything else is up to you:
proxy,email,password,phone,first_name,last_name,zip,fanpass
1.2.3.4:8080:user:pass,ann@example.com,S3cret!,+15551234567,Ann,Lee,10001,FP-77Columns Plural understands#
| column name(s) | meaning |
|---|---|
proxy (also proxy_url, proxyurl) | the proxy — required for a CSV with a header |
email (also e-mail, account, account_email) | the account's login email |
password (also pass, passwd, account_password, account_pass, email_password) | the account's password |
label | the name shown for the row |
notes (also note, comment) | free text |
Your own columns#
Every other column is kept as-is and available to your scripts — including names like type, url, host, port or user:
t.column("fanpass") // "FP-77"
t.column("first_name") // "Ann" — exactly as in the file, case preserved
t.column("email") // the row's account email
t.column("password") // the row's account passwordColumn names are case-insensitive (FanPass = fanpass). An empty cell reads as "". The only names you cannot use for your own data are the ones in the table above.
3. Duplicates#
- With an email column: rows are distinct per account — ten accounts behind one proxy are ten rows.
- Without one: rows are distinct per proxy line, password included.
- Re-importing the same file adds nothing new; the message says how many were already in your list.
4. If something is rejected#
Rejected lines are listed under the import box with the reason. Fix those lines and import again — the lines that were already added are not duplicated.