Residential Proxy Setup in BitBrowser
BitBrowser allows users to create isolated browser profiles, each with its own proxy configuration. This makes it easier to separate browsing sessions, assign different regional IP addresses, and manage multiple accounts efficiently.
The setup process starts by creating a browser profile. In the Proxy section, users can add a proxy manually, via API, or from the built-in proxy manager. After selecting the correct protocol (such as HTTP or SOCKS5), they enter the proxy IP address, port, and authentication details, then verify the connection using the Check Proxy feature. Once the proxy passes the test, the profile can be saved and launched.
For users working with large proxy pools, BitBrowser supports bulk imports through Proxy Management, allowing proxies to be imported from text lists or Excel files. A batch connection test can then be performed to identify invalid or non-working proxies before they are assigned to profiles.
With its flexible profile management and proxy support, BitBrowser is well suited for multi-account management, website testing, SEO tasks, and region-specific market analysis.