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Which C# Tools Should You Use for Web Scraping?

Zeid AbughazalehZeid Abughazaleh on Oct 23, 2026

C# web scraping usually pairs HttpClient with an HTML parser such as AngleSharp. Reuse one client, set firm limits, validate every response, and stop pagination loops before saving records. Use Playwright for JavaScript-rendered pages, and add proxies only when a documented routing or location requirement exists.

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How Do You Use Proxies for Web Scraping?

Yazan SharawiYazan Sharawi on Aug 7, 2026

To use proxies for web scraping, configure the proxy endpoint, authenticate, set timeouts, and validate the returned page. Rotate routes between independent jobs, and keep one sticky route during requests sharing cookies or server-side state. This minimal Python Requests example sends an HTTPS request through an authenticated HTTP proxy.

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Best Proxies for AI Agents in 2026: MCP, APIs, and Browser Access

Yazan SharawiYazan Sharawi on Jul 30, 2026

For an AI agent that runs its own HTTP client or browser, a practical setup is Proxidize managed cloud residential proxies connected to the tool that opens the target website. This fits workloads that need a residential exit, geographic targeting, or controlled proxy sessions. Keep a sticky session for related browsing steps and validate the returned content before the agent uses it.

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What Are the 7 Best Rotating Mobile Proxy Providers in 2027?

Yazan SharawiYazan Sharawi on Jul 29, 2026

Proxidize offers strong value for predictable U.S. mobile scraping, with city and internet service provider (ISP) targeting included. Its smallest plan includes 25 gigabytes (GB), while DataImpulse suits irregular global traffic. Decodo offers a smaller global package, while Oxylabs, SOAX, IPRoyal, and ProxyEmpire fit more specialized requirements.

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