ixBrowser Proxy Setup: Add a Proxy, Pick the IP Type
One profile, one fixed IP: paste four fields, run Proxy detection, then check the exit.
Add a proxy to a profile in ixBrowser
Step 1
Get the proxy details first. In Proxy302 open My assets (the console page that holds everything you bought) and copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD. Note the protocol shown on the asset.
Step 2
In ixBrowser click Create Profile, fill in the platform, group and title, then go to the Proxy Configuration page.
Step 3
Set Proxy method to Custom and Proxy type to the protocol of your asset: HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 are the types ixBrowser lists. A Proxy302 asset carries one protocol (HTTP on port 2222 or SOCKS5 on port 3333), so match it.
Step 4
Paste host, port, account and password, then click Proxy detection. Click Create only after it passes.
Step 5
Open the profile and look up its IP with a checker: country, city and network should match the asset. Then set the profile time zone and geolocation to the same place and check the WebRTC setting.
ixBrowser also keeps a proxy list under Proxy Resources, Static Proxy. You can add one proxy there with Proxy Type, Proxy Host, Proxy Port, Proxy Account and Password, or use Batch Operations, Add in Batches. ixBrowser's own article gives one proxy per line in the form proxyip:port:username:password, up to 200 per import, and says a line without a type is treated as HTTP.
That last point matters for SOCKS5 assets: set the type explicitly in the import, or every line is added as HTTP and Proxy detection fails. Menu names come from ixBrowser's published tutorials; your version may word them slightly differently.
Accounts that stay logged in for days or weeks; one IP per profile
1, 3, 7, 30, 60 or 90 days; US$0.50 for 1 day, US$7.99 for 30 days; IP does not rotate
HTTP or SOCKS5, chosen at purchase
Rotating residential
Price checks, ad checks, public data collection from many countries
Per GB: US$1.50 Budget line, US$5 Premium line; traffic does not expire
HTTP or SOCKS5, chosen when generating
Datacenter (per IP)
Tools and tasks where the exit type does not matter
US$0.25 for 1 day, US$3.99 for 30 days
HTTP or SOCKS5, chosen at purchase
Prices from the Proxy302 product facts file, checked 10 November 2026. Static IP availability by country is shown on the order page, so check stock before you plan a profile for a given country.
Check Compare Proxy type with the protocol on the asset, and look for a missing character or a space in host, port or password.
Fix Copy the four values again from My assets and paste them without typing; set the type to HTTP or SOCKS5 to match.
Stop when Stop after two identical failures and open a ticket from Support with the order number.
It worked yesterday, fails today
Check Check the end date of the lease in My assets, or whether auto-renew was switched off and the wallet was low.
Fix Renew the IP by hand in My assets, or top up the wallet.
Stop when If the IP was reissued, copy the new details; old ones will not work.
Detection passes but the checker shows your own IP
Check Look at the profile WebRTC setting and at any VPN or other proxy client running on the computer.
Fix Close the other tool, set WebRTC to follow the proxy, and test again.
Stop when Do not log in to any account until the checker shows the asset IP.
Cannot reach the proxy from mainland China
Check Check whether the computer can open the proxy host and port at all.
Fix Open Proxy302 Fast Connect, click 「一键加速」 and keep it on while you use the profile.
Stop when Fast Connect is only for users already in mainland China.
Buying the IPs with Proxy302
On the static ISP page choose the country and lease term, then set Quantity from 1 to 100. The console buys the IPs one by one and charges each to the wallet; it stops at the first failure, for example low balance or no stock, and the IPs already bought stay in My assets. Auto-renew is optional, on by default for a new purchase, and can be switched off per IP.
For the general version of these steps in other browsers, see the antidetect browser setup guide and the integrations page.
Yes. The proxy types in ixBrowser's own tutorials include HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. Pick the one that matches the asset.
Static or rotating IP for an ixBrowser profile?
Static for any account you keep logged in over days; rotating for short checks. The usual pattern is one profile, one IP, and the same IP every time.
Can two profiles use the same proxy?
Technically yes, but both then show the same exit. Buy one IP per profile when the accounts should look separate.
Why does the batch import fail for my SOCKS5 IPs?
ixBrowser reads a line without a type as HTTP. Write the type in the import, or switch the type afterwards, and run detection again.
Does a proxy keep the profile safe from account problems?
No. A proxy only sets the network address. Each platform decides under its own rules, so keep the exit country, time zone and language consistent and follow the platform's terms.
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Read on 14 November 2026: Create Profile, then Proxy Configuration page, Proxy method Custom, Proxy type, paste the proxy information, run Proxy detection, then Create.
Read on 14 November 2026: Proxy Resources, Static Proxy; fields Proxy Type, Proxy Host, Proxy Port, Proxy Account, Password; Batch Operations, Add in Batches with proxyip:port:username:password, one per line, up to 200; types HTTP, HTTPS, SSH or SOCKS5 in batch mode and HTTP when none is given.
Read on 14 November 2026: fill host, port, username and password in the proxy section, test the connection, set time zone and geolocation to match the IP, and configure WebRTC to avoid showing the real IP.
Proxy302 product facts and price list
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site, checked 10 November 2026: prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, quantity limits, no free trial.
Ready to try it?
Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.