I have a list of free https proxies, taken from sslproxies.org. I am writing a script in Python where I want to switch IP addresses regularly between interactions with websites. I was testing how this works with Selenium Wire and noticed upon testing that my IP address does not actually change after applying a proxy. There are no errors. Below the script I use: from seleniumwire import webdriver PROXY = # this is taken from the free proxies, syntax is "http://IPort" seleniumwire_options = { 'proxy': { 'http': PROXY, 'https': PROXY, }, } driver = webdriver.Chrome(seleniumwire_options = seleniumwire_options) driver.get("http://whatismyipaddress.com/") Unfortunately, the above code simply shows my own IP address when I go to the test website whatismyipaddress.com. Does anyone know how I can 'enable' the proxy? I have also tried doing it by declaring driver.proxy = {'http': PROXY, 'https': PROXY,}. Continue reading...