How to Set Up a Proxy in Migrant Bird Browser (MBbrowser)

To set up a proxy in Migrant Bird Browser (MBbrowser), open Proxy Server Manager, click Add Proxy, enter the proxy type, IP address, port, and login details, test the connection, and save it. Migrant Bird Browser adds proxy servers at the connection manager level and then lets you assign them to individual profiles. This approach is convenient when working with multiple sessions: the connection settings are saved in the browser, and the required proxy can be selected when creating a new profile. As a result, each session is launched with predefined network settings and isolated environment parameters.

How to Add a Proxy in Migrant Bird Browser

Before you begin, install the browser and launch it on your device. After that, open the top menu List.

Go to the Proxy Server Manager section and select the option for managing network proxy servers. In this window, connections can be added, tested, and imported.

To create a new connection, click Add Proxy. In the settings form, specify the proxy type in the Proxy Server Type field, then fill in the main parameters: IP address and port. If a proxy with authorization is used, additionally enter the username and password.

After entering the data, test the connection using the Test Proxy button. If the browser confirms that the connection is valid, save the settings.

After that, the proxy will appear in the list of available entries in the Proxy Server Manager window.

If you need to add several addresses at once, use the Import Proxy function. It allows you to upload a list of proxies in a supported format and then apply them to different profiles without manually entering each connection.

What Is Important to Check Before Launch

• Make sure the selected proxy type (HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5) matches your proxy server's protocol. If you need UDP support or work with applications beyond the browser, choose SOCKS5 proxies.
• If your proxy requires authentication, double-check the username and password, as even a single incorrect character can prevent the connection from working.

Before assigning the proxy to profiles, you can also check it with the free proxy checker, which shows whether the proxy is alive, its exit IP, and its location.

How to Assign a Proxy to a Profile

After the proxy is saved in Proxy Server Manager, it becomes available when you create a new profile. Select the required proxy in the profile settings, and the profile will launch with these network parameters and its own isolated environment.

If you work with several accounts, assign a separate proxy to each profile. This way, sessions do not share one IP address, and it is easier to understand which connection is used for which task.

Which Proxies to Use with Migrant Bird Browser

Migrant Bird Browser supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxies, so choose the type that matches the details from your provider. For working with multiple profiles, residential proxies are a common choice because their IP addresses belong to real home connections. Paid proxies from a reliable provider are also more stable than free lists, which often stop working.

Conclusion

Setting up a proxy in Migrant Bird Browser comes down to a few steps: add the proxy in Proxy Server Manager, test it, save it, and select it when creating a profile. If you use many proxies, import them as a list and give each profile its own connection.