Settings

Threads

Control the number of concurrent connections.

PlanMax Threads
Air500
Pro2,000

Higher thread counts increase speed but use more system resources and may trigger rate limits on some providers.

Timeout

Connection timeout per check attempt. Default: 30 seconds. Increase for slow networks or distant servers.

Retries

Number of retry attempts for transient errors. Default: 2 retries.

Only transient errors are retried: connection failures, timeouts, proxy errors, and TLS errors. Permanent results like invalid credentials, 2FA, or locked accounts are never retried.

Protocols

Enable or disable protocols for checking.

ProtocolPlanNotes
IMAPAllPrimary protocol for most providers
POP3AllFallback for providers without IMAP
SMTPAllValidates sending capability
OutlookProMicrosoft domains
ABVProABV.bg, gbg.bg, gyuvetch.bg
GMXProgmx.com, gmx.net, gmx.de

Microsoft domains are automatically routed to the Outlook protocol when enabled. If Outlook is disabled or unavailable, they fall back to IMAP.

Proxies

Proxy Types

Select which proxy types to use:

  • HTTP CONNECT — standard HTTP proxies
  • SOCKS4 — SOCKS4 proxies
  • SOCKS5 — SOCKS5 proxies (with optional authentication)

Load proxy lists from the Results tab controls.

Search

Configure search queries to run automatically on successful validations.

Add search terms by type:

  • Body — search message body content
  • Subject — search subject lines
  • From / To — search by sender or recipient address

Search results are included in the output alongside credentials.

Display

  • Auto-scroll — results table scrolls as new results arrive
  • Notifications — sound and desktop notifications on completion

Presets

Save and load settings configurations as named presets. Useful for switching between different checking profiles (e.g., different thread counts, proxy lists, or protocol selections).

  • Save — store current settings under a name
  • Load — restore a previously saved preset
  • Presets are synced to your account and available across devices