Made With Reflect4 Proxy List May 2026

Verdict: Functional and Raw, but Requires Filtering.

If you have stumbled upon a text file or a pastebin dump labeled "Made with Reflect4," you are likely looking at a raw output from a network scanning or proxy harvesting tool. These lists are popular in networking circles for their high volume, but they are not "plug-and-play" for the average user.

Here is a breakdown of what you typically get with a Reflect4-generated list: made with reflect4 proxy list

public interface IService
void Execute();
public class RealService : IService
public void Execute() => Console.WriteLine("Real service work");

To get the most out of your made with reflect4 proxy list, apply these performance tweaks:

First, install the required NuGet packages: Verdict: Functional and Raw, but Requires Filtering

dotnet add package Castle.Core
dotnet add package reflect4 (if using reflect4 helpers)

Reflect4 assigns a score from 1 to 100 based on historical success rates. A score above 90 indicates a proxy that has survived multiple validation cycles.

Yes, version 2.1 and above includes full IPv6 scraping and validation. To get the most out of your made