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AdsPower vs BitBrowser vs Hubstudio vs Huayang: The IP Side

The browsers differ in how they take a proxy, not in who supplies the IP: here is the comparison from the IP side.

What the browser does about the IP, and what it does not

Each profile in these browsers is a separate environment with its own proxy setting. Hubstudio's help compares an environment to a virtual computer that has no network of its own and goes out through the proxy you set, or through your computer's connection if you set none.

So the browser handles the fingerprint side and gives you a place to enter a proxy. What kind of IP it is, which country, whether it stays fixed: all of that comes from the proxy. Hubstudio says outright that it does not sell proxies, and AdsPower's Proxy302 page shows its provider list holding third-party services.

How each browser takes a proxy

How each browser takes a proxy
ItemProtocols it listsHow a proxy goes inCheck and bulk
AdsPowerHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, SSH; IPv4 and IPv6Proxy section of a new profile, or a saved provider under ProxiesCheck Proxy before saving
BitBrowser (比特)Http, Https, Socks, SSHPaste Host:Port:Username:Password into the profile's proxy fieldsCheck Proxy; free plan: 10 profiles
HubstudioSocks5, HTTP, HTTPS, SSHCustom: type, host, port, account, passwordCheck proxy; bulk add up to 100 per time; choose the IP lookup source
Huayang (花漾)Protocol chosen in the import formIP page, Import own IP: static or dynamic, or paste one line in Quick ImportBulk import by txt file; no fee for your own IP
XLoginHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, IPv6Proxy settings of a new profileTest Proxy button in the profile settings

From each browser's own help pages, read on 14 November 2026. A cell reflects what the page says; check the current version of the browser, because menus and limits change.

Five questions that choose the browser from the IP side

Does it accept the protocol you hold? All five list HTTP and SOCKS5 in some form, so a Proxy302 IP of either type fits; match the type to the one shown for the IP in My assets.

How many profiles do you need to fill? Hubstudio takes up to 100 lines per bulk add and Huayang imports a txt file; BitBrowser's free plan allows 10 profiles. One Proxy302 order of static IPs takes up to 100 IPs, bought one by one.

Is there a check before you save? AdsPower, BitBrowser, Hubstudio and XLogin have one in the profile. Hubstudio adds that its check needs the computer to reach overseas networks.

Which location database does it show? Hubstudio lets you choose IP2location, MaxMind or DB-IP as the lookup source, and the results can differ between them.

Where does your team work? Check the platform list on each download page: BitBrowser lists Windows and Mac, Huayang lists Windows, Mac and Linux.

Pick the IP by the account, not by the browser

For shop, social and ad accounts that stay signed in for weeks, one static ISP IP per profile: it does not rotate during the lease, it costs US$0.50 for 1 day or US$7.99 for 30 days in any country, and you choose the country when you order. Keep the browser's time zone and language in line with that country.

For price checks and research that do not need a login, rotating residential from US$1.50 per GB is enough. One IP per profile also matches Hubstudio's advice not to use one proxy for several environments.

Step 1 to 4: connect a Proxy302 IP to any of them

  1. Step 1: copy the details in My assets

    Open the IP, note whether it is HTTP or SOCKS5, and copy host, port, username and password, or the host:port:user:pass line.

  2. Step 2: enter it in the profile

    Set the proxy type to the same protocol, then paste into the proxy fields, or into Huayang's Quick Import.

  3. Step 3: run the browser's own check

    Use Check Proxy, Test Proxy or the equivalent, then save only when it passes.

    Before continuing If the check fails, the cause is usually the proxy type, a typo in the four fields, or your own network, so go through those before swapping the IP.

  4. Step 4: open the profile and check the exit

    Open an IP check page inside the profile and confirm the country and network match what you ordered.

Fingerprint browser questions

Does a fingerprint browser provide the proxy IP?

Hubstudio says it does not sell proxies, and AdsPower's provider list holds third-party services. In general the browser gives you the place to enter a proxy and the IP comes from the service you buy it from.

Do all of them accept SOCKS5 and HTTP proxies?

According to their own help pages, AdsPower, BitBrowser, Hubstudio and XLogin list both; Huayang asks for the protocol in its import form. Match the type to the protocol shown for your IP.

Which one has a free plan?

BitBrowser's price page lists 10 permanently free profiles for 1 member, with 50 opens and 20 new profiles a day. For the other browsers, read the current plan table on their sites, because limits change.

Can I use one IP in several profiles?

Technically yes, but Hubstudio's help advises against it. If the accounts must stay separate, give each profile its own IP.

Why does the location differ between the browser and a checker site?

Each location database has its own data, and Hubstudio even lets you pick the lookup source. Compare the country in two or three databases before deciding something is wrong.

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Reference links

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  1. Proxy302 product facts and price list

    Product observation · Confirmed on:

    Product facts file of the site, checked 14 November 2026: products, prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, quantity limits, no free trial.

  2. AdsPower Help Center: Proxy Types

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: AdsPower accepts no proxy, HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and SSH, over IPv4 or IPv6; the proxy is set in the Proxy section of a new profile; Check Proxy tests the connection before saving; the change-IP link is meant for mobile proxies.

  3. AdsPower Help Center: Proxy302

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: under Proxies, Configuration AdsPower lists third-party proxy providers and the Proxy302 page shows how to save the host and port there and pick it when creating a profile; AdsPower does not sell proxies on that page.

  4. BitBrowser help: add a browser profile

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: BitBrowser supports Http, Https, Socks, SSH and other proxy methods; a local connection uses Direct Mode.

  5. BitBrowser help: How to use Proxy302

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: copy the proxy as Host:Port:Username:Password, paste it into the profile's proxy fields, click Check Proxy, then confirm.

  6. BitBrowser pricing page

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: the free plan lists 10 permanently free browser profiles, 1 member and 50 profile opens a day, with profile creation capped at 20 a day; downloads for Windows and Mac.

  7. Hubstudio help center (Chinese): Proxy settings

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: Hubstudio does not sell proxies, you buy one elsewhere and set it in the environment; the fields are host, port, account and password; the proxy check also needs the computer to have an overseas network environment.

  8. Hubstudio help center (Chinese): Add proxy

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: Socks5, HTTP, HTTPS and SSH are supported; bulk add takes one proxy per line as type://host:port:account:password, up to 100 at a time, default type SOCKS5; the IP lookup source can be IP2location, MaxMind or DB-IP.

  9. Huayang help: import your own IP

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: your own IP is imported without a Huayang fee, as static or dynamic; the Import own IP form takes protocol, address, port, account and password, or a pasted host:port:account:password line in Quick Import; dynamic IPs can take a provider (for keeping the exit IP during one browser window) and a refresh URL; IPs bind to a browser avatar one by one or in batches.

  10. Huayang website

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: Huayang is a fingerprint browser and RPA product with clients for Windows, Mac and Linux; the page mentions IP isolation per browser avatar and does not list how a proxy is configured.

  11. XLogin Help: Supported proxy types

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Read on 14 November 2026: XLogin supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and IPv6 proxies.

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