How to connect to multiple proxy servers at once and use them as one connection?

PC1 - connected to local wifi network

PC2 - connected to local wifi network + connected to internet + shares internet via own proxy

PC3 - connected to local wifi network + connected to other internet service + shares internet via own proxy

I am on PC1 and want to connect to PC 2 and 3's proxies at once, therefore get a faster connection to internet by using both bandwidths.

I know this is possible, but I didn't find a solution yet. Already have tried NodeJS to dispatch these proxies by running

dispatch start socks5 ipOfPC2:8080 ipOfPC3:8080

and

dispatch start --http ipOfPC2:8080 ipOfPC3:8080

, but seems it couldn't be done, I seems to me that it only can connect to physical local connections, not the proxies.

Any help and suggestions are appreciated

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I saw a similar question a while ago about sharing 2 isp's on one computer but it didn't have any good solutions (and can't find it now). For this, you might want to treat each "proxy" like a separate ISP.

You might want to look into a "dual wan router" with load balancing, or a DIY solution like this. They're more often for reliability, in case one ISP goes down, but at least this firts link guy thinks might work for more speed too

• - It uses pFSense (FreeBSD-ish)
• - Info about pFSense
• Two (multiple) internet providers? Q here on superuser.com

Or see these about using linux

• Dual WAN Configuration with Linux
• Linux router & load balancer

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