• Looks like a test is failing because you need to update the sample page HTML for proxydb.
• Some of the lists that you added are already included; see proxies24. These could be combined into a single "blogspot" source.

I've included the proxydb fixes from this PR. If you'd like to continue with the blogspot source, let me know. If I have time, I'll look at adding it as well.

Okay thanks! I'm little on time atm. How would you like to combine the blogspot sources? I port the code from the python proxybroker which was die hard matching ips from the dom. I see the proxies24 plugin is a bit more extensive.

It looks like you already have some of the proxies24 URLs. So as long as all the existing URLs from that source are included, I think that covers it. So to summarize:

• The proxies24 source can be removed
• A new blogspot source will include the blog URLs from the proxies24 source as well as the working URLs you already have here. Some of the URLs in your PR are no longer working.

The idea of this PR is good. There are some sources hosted on blogspot that could all be scraped in the same way, because the HTML structures of the sources are similar enough.

I have been testing this for a while. The regexes are too heavy. You already included in most important sources, however I think you are still missing some ips, it would be better to fix the existing source reading for rss instead of the html posts.

I can re-visit this to create a blogspot source that consolidates all the current proxy sources that come from blogspot pages. It will make it easy in the future to scrape additional blogspot pages.