docs: add IP rotation behavior to ISP, datacenter, and stealth pages#345
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- ISP & datacenter: document static exit IP behavior - Stealth: fix default proxy description (static ISP, not residential), add IP rotation behavior subsection noting residential override rotates Made-with: Cursor
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Risk assessment: Very Low
The diff only updates three MDX documentation pages (browsers/bot-detection/stealth.mdx, proxies/datacenter.mdx, and proxies/isp.mdx) with short explanatory copy about proxy IP rotation/static exit IP behavior. There are no executable code changes, config changes, navigation changes, infrastructure changes, or shared system modifications. I found no existing approval and no CODEOWNERS file in the repository, so approval is appropriate.
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Add "Choosing a Proxy Type" section to bot detection overview with trade-offs of ISP vs residential vs datacenter for detection avoidance. Also fix stale "residential proxy" reference in stealth mode description. Made-with: Cursor
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Risk assessment: Very Low
The synchronized diff modifies only MDX documentation copy in browsers/bot-detection/overview.mdx, browsers/bot-detection/stealth.mdx, proxies/datacenter.mdx, and proxies/isp.mdx. The changes describe proxy IP rotation/static exit IP behavior and adjust related explanatory wording. There are no executable code changes, config or navigation changes, infrastructure changes, or shared system modifications.
The PR is already approved, so I’m not posting a new approval. The additional documentation page in this update does not increase the risk level, so the existing approval can remain in place.
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Cover ISP reputation advantages, residential rotation penalties from systems like reCAPTCHA, and where residential proxies shine (fingerprint-heavy vendors, geo-targeting). Made-with: Cursor
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Risk assessment: Very Low
The current diff modifies only MDX documentation copy in browsers/bot-detection/overview.mdx, browsers/bot-detection/stealth.mdx, proxies/datacenter.mdx, and proxies/isp.mdx. The changes add or clarify explanatory text about ISP, datacenter, residential, and stealth proxy IP rotation/static exit IP behavior.
There are no executable code changes, config or navigation changes, infrastructure changes, shared system modifications, or production behavior changes. I found no CODEOWNERS file in the repository.
The PR is already approved, so I’m not posting a new approval. The synchronized update does not increase risk, so the existing approval can remain in place.
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Summary
Follow-up to #344 which added the same section to the residential proxies page.
Test plan
/proxies/residential#ip-rotation-behaviorresolves from stealth pageMade with Cursor
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Low Risk
Low risk documentation-only changes that clarify proxy defaults and IP rotation behavior without affecting runtime code.
Overview
Clarifies that
stealthmode’s managed proxy is a static ISP proxy (not residential) and documents how IP rotation differs when overriding with residential proxies.Adds new IP Rotation Behavior sections to the
ISPanddatacenterproxy docs, and expands the bot-detection overview with guidance on choosing proxy types and linking the network-identity recommendation to that section.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit a50372e. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.