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Benchmark page: which free proxy list on GitHub actually works - #373
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benchmark/index.html, benchmark.json and benchmark-{light,dark}.svg, written with
every hourly run from the source ranking: the popular GitHub lists by the share
of their checked proxies that passed every check, with the method in plain words.
Linked from the sources page, the sitemap and the proxy-list README.
…written so links never break, no stale counts or fixed limit in the text, keyboard-scrollable table
| f'<div><dt>{sum(s["checked"] for s in lists):,}</dt>' | ||
| '<dd>proxies checked per run, counted per list</dd></div>') | ||
| else: | ||
| typical = 0.0 |
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Part of #369.
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benchmark/(plusbenchmark.jsonand a light/dark SVG chart), written every run from the same source statistics as the sources page. It compares 16 popular GitHub proxy lists by the share of their checked proxies that passed every check (handshake, second request with the same exit IP, unchanged test page), as a decaying average of recent runs. Lists with fewer than 300 checks per run are shown without a place.The method section says what is measured, that only part of a large list is checked each run and that this part is not a random sample, and that the numbers are not a judgment of the maintainers. Our own list is left out on purpose: it is made of proxies that passed these checks an hour earlier.
Linked from the site nav, the sources page, the sitemap and both list READMEs. 9 new tests (selection, ordering, too-few checks, missing data, escaping).