Proxies in antidetect browsers
Set up a proxy in AdsPower, BitBrowser, GoLogin, Kameleo, Hidemium or GenLogin: one IP per profile, where each field goes, and what a failed proxy check really means.
Five more fingerprint browsers and where to enter a Proxy302 proxy in each.
CheBrowser is a Windows desktop app that gives each browser profile its own fingerprint values, aimed at people who run several accounts. Its older documentation (version 0.2.2, in Russian) describes a Connection switch in the profile settings that changes from direct to a SOCKS5 proxy, with IP, Port, Login and Password fields and a CHECK PROXY button. That documentation lists SOCKS5 only, and the current client may look different.
IXBrowser is a multi-account browser built around browser fingerprints, with a free and a paid version. Its guide says to open Browser Profile > Create Profile, find “Configure browser proxy IP (optional)”, add the proxy manually and run proxy detection; the proxy can be saved once detection passes. To change it later, click the proxy IP in the Browser Profile list, or select several profiles and use Batch Operation > Edit Proxy. Field names and supported protocols are on IXBrowser’s own guide pages.
MBBrowser (候鸟) is a Chinese-first multi-login fingerprint browser. Its help page says to click 新建环境配置 (new environment) in the main panel, or right-click an existing environment and choose 修改 (edit), then choose the proxy method, enter the proxy information and click 检查代理 (check proxy). 自定义代理 (custom proxy) lets you preset proxies and import them in bulk. The field list is on MBBrowser’s help center.
OmniLogin is a multi-profile browser for agencies, affiliates and e-commerce teams, with a free plan. Its documentation has a proxy management page where you add a proxy singly or in bulk (types HTTP, HTTPS and Socks5), auto-fill accepts host:port, username:password@host:port and host:port:user:pass, and a quick check sorts working from non-working proxies. The docs are mainly in Vietnamese.
EasyBR (ebrower.com) is a free-to-use fingerprint browser for keeping browser profiles for different accounts separate, with per-profile proxy settings and team sharing. We have not read its proxy setup steps, so follow the on-screen fields and the generic steps below.
In the Proxy302 console choose the proxy type, country and protocol and generate it. Then open My assets and copy the host, port, username and password.
Create or edit a profile in the browser and find its proxy section.
Pick the protocol the browser supports (HTTP or SOCKS5) and paste host, port, username and password.
Run the browser’s proxy check, save the profile, start it and confirm the IP shown matches the one Proxy302 generated.
For the full walk-through and for choosing the right proxy type, see these pages.
Use the protocol the browser lists and match what My assets shows for that proxy. If you are unsure, choose HTTP; use SOCKS5 when the browser asks for it.
Re-copy host, port, username and password without extra spaces, confirm the protocol matches My assets, and check that the proxy has not expired or run out of traffic.
For an account that must keep the same IP over time, use one fixed IP (static ISP) per account.
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