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Bitbrowser Proxy Configuration Guide

Bitbrowser is a professional fingerprint browser tool focused on e-commerce and social media account management. This tutorial will guide you on how to configure ColaProxy in Bitbrowser.

Prerequisites

  • Bitbrowser client installed
  • ColaProxy account with available proxy services
  • Obtained proxy server address and authentication information

Configuration Steps

Step 1: Get Proxy Information

  1. Log in to ColaProxy management panel
  2. Go to "Proxy Management" page
  3. Record the following information:
    • Proxy server address: Gateway address
    • Port number: Port number
    • Username: Your username
    • Password: Your password

Step 1

Step 2: Open Bitbrowser

  1. Launch Bitbrowser application (https://www.bitbrowser.net/)
  2. Log in to your Bitbrowser account

Step 2

Step 3: Create New Browser Profile

  1. Click the "New Browser" button on the main interface
  2. Or edit an existing browser profile

Step 3

Step 4: Configure Proxy Settings

  1. In the browser configuration page, find the "Proxy" tab
  2. Select proxy type:
    • HTTP: Suitable for most scenarios
    • HTTPS: Requires encrypted connection
    • SOCKS5: Requires lower-level protocol support
  3. Fill in proxy information (example):
Proxy Type: SOCKS5
Proxy Host: dirct.colaproxy.com
Port: xxxx
Username: your_username
Password: your_password

Step 4

Step 5: Test Proxy Connection

  1. Click "Test Proxy" or "Test Connection" button
  2. Wait for test results
  3. Confirm the displayed IP address and location are correct

Step 5

Step 6: Save Configuration

  1. Confirm all settings are correct
  2. Click "Save" or "OK" button
  3. Profile creation completed

Tips

  • Use a dedicated proxy IP for each account
  • Configure matching fingerprint settings
  • Rotate proxies regularly for better security

Common Issue in China: Why can't I connect after adding a proxy IP in Bit Browser?

Please make sure you have enabled one of the following tools:

  • Clash
Clash
  • V2Ray
V2Ray

And ensure it is in a "connected" state.