"""
Proxy Server "Phone Book".

Simplify running browser tests through a proxy server
by adding your frequently-used proxies here.

Now you can do something like this on the command line:
"pytest SOME_TEST.py --proxy=proxy1"

Format of PROXY_LIST server entries:
* "ip_address:port"

Example proxies in PROXY_LIST below are not guaranteed to be active or secure.
If you don't already have a proxy server to connect to,
you can try finding one from one of following sites:
* https://hidemy.name/en/proxy-list/?country=US&type=h#list
* http://proxyservers.pro/proxy/list/protocol/http/country/US/
"""

PROXY_LIST = {
    # "example1": "35.196.26.166:3128",  # (Example) - set your own proxy here
    # "example2": "208.95.62.81:3128",  # (Example) - set your own proxy here
    "proxy1": None,
    "proxy2": None,
    "proxy3": None,
    "proxy4": None,
    "proxy5": None,
}

"""
Proxy Server "Phone Book".

Simplify running browser tests through a proxy server
by adding your frequently-used proxies here.

Now you can do something like this on the command line:
"pytest SOME_TEST.py --proxy=proxy1"

Format of PROXY_LIST server entries:
* "ip_address:port"

Example proxies in PROXY_LIST below are not guaranteed to be active or secure.
If you don't already have a proxy server to connect to,
you can try finding one from one of following sites:
* https://hidemy.name/en/proxy-list/?country=US&type=h#list
* http://proxyservers.pro/proxy/list/protocol/http/country/US/
"""

PROXY_LIST = {
    # "example1": "35.196.26.166:3128",  # (Example) - set your own proxy here
    "proxy1": None,
    "proxy2": None,
    "proxy3": None,
    "proxy4": None,
    "proxy5": None,
}

Remove an example proxy server definition