> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.iproyal.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.iproyal.com/tools/web-unblocker/features.md).

# Features

**IP Rotation and Skipping**

Web Unblocker automatically chooses the most effective IP address for each request and skips problematic ones to avoid bans.

**Automatic Retries**

Web Unblocker retries failed requests with new IPs automatically. Please note we currently allow up to 200 active connections at the same time, so if a site takes longer to unblock, the effective request rate may decrease accordingly.

[**Geo-Location Targeting**](/tools/web-unblocker/geo-location-targeting.md)

Geo-location can be set manually at country, city and state level.

[**JavaScript Rendering** ](/tools/web-unblocker/javascript-rendering.md)

Web Unblocker offers on-demand JavaScript rendering using a special flag. 

[**Custom Headers**](/tools/web-unblocker/custom-headers.md)

Web Unblocker supports the use of custom HTTP headers, allowing you to tailor requests for specific use cases.


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