You can store 100 proxies in a .CSV file and loop through them:
SET !DATASOURCE proxies.csv
SET !LOOP 1
SET !DATASOURCE_LINE !LOOP
PROXY ADDRESS=!COL1 PORT=!COL2
URL GOTO=https://www.targetsite.com/page/!LOOP
SAVEAS TYPE=CPL FOLDER=C:\Scraped FILE=page_!LOOP.html
Many "Full" distributions include the iMacros Password Manager, which allows for automated login across thousands of sites without exposing plain-text credentials in your scripts.
"You're going to let a robot do the whole thing?" his assistant asked.
"In IE11, memory leaks are a problem," Elias said. "iMacros 8.97 is efficient. It doesn't render the page unless it has to."
He hit Play (Loop).
The browser came alive. It didn't move at lightning speed; it moved with methodical precision. It read the first line of the CSV, punched it into the search bar, waited for the page load (the built-in !TIMEOUT command handled the slow server gracefully), scraped the result, and moved to the next.
Elias watched the first ten iterations. No crashes. No memory spikes. The interface was clean—no ads, no "upgrade to pro" pop-ups blocking the view of the script log.
For those unfamiliar, iMacros is a browser automation tool (available for Chrome, Firefox, and IE) that allows you to record and replay repetitive web actions.
Version 897 refers to an older build from around 2016-2017. Back then, it was a solid release, supporting:
However, technology has moved on. Chrome and Firefox have changed their extension architectures dramatically since version 897 was released.