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How to set up HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies in BitBrowser

In BitBrowser, go to Browsers → Add, choose a custom HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy, and enter the four details from GetIPProxy My Proxies. Test it before saving the browser profile.

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  1. 1

    Find the matching proxy details in My Proxies

    Sign in to Dashboard → My Proxies. Find the proxy you want to use and click Switch format under Proxy parameters to view its HTTP or SOCKS5 connection details. Note the connection address, port, username, password, and the IP address for the final check. Use your own values, not the masked example below.

    Masked example of My Proxies, showing the IP address, port, proxy parameters, and Switch format control
    Example only: the values are masked. Use Switch format to view the connection details in the format you need. Open the full-size Dashboard example

    Use the connection address and port for the protocol selected in the browser. Keep the IP address shown in My Proxies to compare with the browser’s exit IP after setup.

    Keep proxy credentials private. Do not share a screenshot with your real username or password.

  2. 2

    Add a browser profile

    Go to Browsers and click Add.

    BitBrowser Add browser screen showing custom proxy settings
    Official BitBrowser interface example. Use your own proxy details. Open the full-size browser screenshot · Official image source
  3. 3

    Choose a custom HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy

    Select Custom Proxy Method, then choose HTTP or Socks5 to match the Dashboard format.

  4. 4

    Fill the four proxy fields

    Enter the selected format’s address in Host and its port in Port. Enter username and password separately; do not add a protocol prefix to Host.

    Host
    Host
    Port
    Port
    Username
    Proxy Account
    Password
    Proxy Password
    BitBrowser proxy type list in the browser profile form
    Official BitBrowser interface example. Use your own proxy details. Open the full-size browser screenshot · Official image source
  5. 5

    Check the proxy

    Run the proxy check and wait for a passing result.

  6. 6

    Save the profile

    After the check passes, save this browser profile.

  7. 7

    Open and verify the profile

    Open the profile you just saved and compare its exit IP with My Proxies on an IP-check site.

    In the profile you just opened, enter this address to see its public IP: api.ipify.org

Troubleshooting

If BitBrowser rejects the format, remove any protocol prefix from Host and put the port in Port rather than combining the two.

Check the browser’s current interface

Reviewed against the official browser documentation on the date shown above. The connection has not been tested in the browser app; controls may differ by version.

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