# Proxies

Lyra allows you to easily manage your proxies. Besides storing your proxies, it also makes it possible to test them in various sites.

## Adding proxies

Start by entering the List name and then paste your proxies on the text box below. Proxies can be in different formats: 

* ip:port
* ip:port:username:password
* domain:port
* domain:port:username:password

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Note that Lyra currently only works with HTTP/HTTPS proxies at this time.
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## Buttons

1. **Test Proxies**: Used to test proxies on the selected website
2. **Clear By Speed/Status**: Removes proxied that were not working when testing.

> You can clear proxies by:
>
> * Speed: Specify the response time (in milliseconds) above which proxies will be removed.
> * Status: Specify the error which proxies will be removed.

3. **Clear List**: Removes all the proxies on the list.&#x20;

## Testing proxies

You can test proxies if they're working on multiple sites like: Discord, Twitter, Premint, Alphabot, Subber, FreeNFT, MagicEden, Atlas3, Superful, Guild and Zealy

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