Set up BitBrowser with ProxyField
- Select Add in the browser profile list, or Edit on a profile.
- Set the proxy method to Custom and the proxy type to HTTP.
- Enter
gate.proxyfield.io, port7000, your proxy account and password from the table. - Select Check proxy, save the profile, open it and visit
https://api.ipify.org.
The same settings as one line, for BitBrowser's import (host:port:username:password):
gate.proxyfield.io:7000:<login>-country-au-region-australian_capital_territory-city-canberra-session-he9f2qga-ttl-60:<password>BitBrowser's own guide to its proxy fields: Http/Https/Socks5 Proxy (BitBrowser docs).
Mobile 5G/4G proxies cost $3.45/GB for 1 GB down to $2.45/GB from 1,000 GB, on the same gateway and the same balance.
Your username and password are in your ProxyField account, and the configurator there generates as many proxy lines as you need. Region, session and session time go in the same username: -region-<region>, -session-<id> and -ttl-<seconds> (30 to 129,600 seconds, 20 minutes by default), as in <login>-country-us-region-new_york-city-new_york-session-he9f2qga-ttl-600; every part after the login is optional. Residential is the default; add -mobile after the login for mobile IPs: <login>-mobile-country-us.
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Add a proxy to a BitBrowser profile, step by step
- In BitBrowser, open the browser profile list and select Add to create a profile, or Edit on an existing one.
Screenshot BitBrowser profile list with the Add button - Name the profile and choose the platform and operating system it should show.
- In the proxy settings, set the proxy method to Custom and the proxy type to HTTP.
Screenshot BitBrowser proxy settings with proxy method Custom and type HTTP - Enter host
gate.proxyfield.io, port7000, your proxy account (for example<login>-country-us-city-new_york) and your password.Screenshot BitBrowser proxy fields with host gate.proxyfield.io, port 7000 and a proxy account - Select Check proxy. BitBrowser shows the exit IP and its location; it should not be your own IP.
Screenshot BitBrowser proxy check result showing a United States IP - Leave timezone, location, language and WebRTC on the options based on the IP, save the profile, open it and visit
https://api.ipify.orgto confirm the IP.
The IP check and the city shown
BitBrowser looks up the proxy's IP in an IP-location service when you select Check proxy, and it may let you pick which service it asks. Services disagree, especially on cities: one may place an IP in the targeted city and another in a nearby one. If the check shows a different city from the one in your username:
- Switch the IP lookup service in the proxy settings and check again.
- Visit
https://ipinfo.io/jsonin the opened profile to see a second opinion. - Make sure the city in the username is spelled the way the gateway expects. Region, session and session time go in the same username:
-region-<region>,-session-<id>and-ttl-<seconds>(30 to 129,600 seconds, 20 minutes by default), as in<login>-country-us-region-new_york-city-new_york-session-he9f2qga-ttl-600; every part after the login is optional. Residential is the default; add-mobileafter the login for mobile IPs:<login>-mobile-country-us.
The country is the part sites rely on most; a city can differ between lookup services even when the IP is where you asked for it.
One window, one IP: sticky sessions, rotation or a static IP
Each BitBrowser profile should look like one person on one connection:
- Sticky session (30 s to 36 h): the choice for profiles that sign in to an account. One sticky session per profile keeps one IP while you work.
- Rotating (a new IP on every request): for profiles that only read public pages, such as checking prices or ads in a region.
- Static IP for days: a sticky session ends after 36 h at most. For an account that should sign in from the same address every day, use a dedicated ISP proxy: from $2.29 per IP per 30 days (static residential (ISP) proxies).
Forty profiles need forty sessions, all drawing on one ProxyField balance, so you pay for the gigabytes used, not for each proxy.
Import many proxies into BitBrowser
- Generate one line per profile in your ProxyField account with the configurator. Each line has the form
host:port:username:password, as ingate.proxyfield.io:7000:<login>-country-us-city-new_york:<password>. - In BitBrowser, use the batch import for profiles: fill BitBrowser's import template with one proxy per row (type, host, port, account, password), or paste lines in the format the import window lists, such as
host:port:account:password. - Import the file, then run Check proxy on a few profiles before you start work.
Proxy line formats are explained in Proxy Format.
HTTP or SOCKS5 in BitBrowser?
BitBrowser offers HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 among its proxy types, and ProxyField's gateway speaks all three. Choose HTTP: it takes an account and password everywhere and carries everything the browser does. SOCKS5 works too, on port 7000 with the same username and password. SOCKS5 takes the same username and password. The difference is covered on SOCKS5 proxies.
Automate BitBrowser with code
BitBrowser has a local API that opens profiles, and its RPA tool records and replays actions in a profile. An opened profile can also be driven with Puppeteer, Playwright or Selenium. The proxy is the one saved in the profile, so the automated browser uses it without extra code. Check BitBrowser's API documentation for the current endpoints.
Which proxies to use with BitBrowser
| Your work in BitBrowser | Proxy | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Marketplace and social accounts, a few hours per session | Residential, sticky session | from $1.95/GB ($2.95 for 1 GB) |
| Accounts that are normally used from a phone | Mobile 5G/4G, sticky session | from $2.45/GB ($3.45 for 1 GB) |
| One IP for days or weeks | Dedicated ISP | from $2.29 per IP per 30 days |
| Price and ad checks by region | Rotating residential | from $1.95/GB |
You may use ProxyField to manage your own or your clients' social media and marketplace accounts, one IP per account. Creating fake accounts or fake engagement is not allowed. For seller accounts, see Amazon proxies; to compare BitBrowser with other browsers, see antidetect browsers compared.
Fix BitBrowser proxy errors
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The proxy doesn't pass Check proxy | Wrong host, port or proxy type | gate.proxyfield.io, 7000, type HTTP |
| The check fails with an authentication error | Wrong account or password, or a typo in the location part | Copy the credentials from your ProxyField account again |
| The check passes, pages don't open | A firewall blocks the port, or the IP lookup service is slow | Allow outgoing port 7000; switch the lookup service |
| A different city from the one targeted | IP-location services disagree | Check with another service; see above |
| The IP changes during a session | A rotating username | Use one sticky session per profile |
| Some sites won't load | The site blocks that IP, or a restricted category | Some site categories are restricted to protect the network, including financial and government services |
Gateway error messages: 407 Proxy Authentication Required for a wrong login or password, an IP not on the allowlist or a malformed location, 402 Payment Required when no traffic is left and 502 Bad Gateway when no exit could be connected; a restricted site gets no separate response, and a 403 comes from the site itself. Status codes are explained in proxy errors. To test lines outside BitBrowser, use the proxy checker. Our 24/7 live chat helps with setup and integration.
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BitBrowser Proxy Setup FAQ
How do I set up a proxy in BitBrowser?
ProxyField proxies work in BitBrowser from $1.95/GB ($2.95 for 1 GB): in the profile's proxy settings choose Custom, type HTTP, host gate.proxyfield.io, port 7000, your proxy account and password, then Check proxy and save. Give each profile its own sticky session so it keeps one IP while you work.
What is a BitBrowser proxy?
The proxy a BitBrowser profile connects through, set in that profile's proxy settings. Each profile can have its own, so each one shows its own IP and location.
Is BitBrowser an antidetect browser?
Yes. BitBrowser runs many browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint, cookies and storage. The IP of each profile comes from the proxy you add to it, not from BitBrowser.
What is the best proxy for BitBrowser?
ProxyField sells the three types BitBrowser profiles use, on one balance: residential from $1.95/GB with a sticky session for most profiles, mobile 5G/4G for accounts normally used from a phone, and a dedicated ISP IP for an account that needs the same address for days.
Should I use HTTP or SOCKS5 in BitBrowser?
HTTP for most profiles: it carries all browser traffic, takes an account and password everywhere, and is the setup to use with ProxyField. SOCKS5 works too, on port 7000 with the same username and password.
How do I import many proxies into BitBrowser?
Generate one line per profile in your ProxyField account, put them into BitBrowser's batch import with one proxy per profile, and import. Check a few profiles before you start.
Why is my proxy not passing the BitBrowser test?
A failure at once points to the host, port or proxy type; an authentication error points to the account or password. Re-enter gate.proxyfield.io, 7000, type HTTP, and paste the credentials from your ProxyField account.
Why does BitBrowser show a different city from the one I targeted?
BitBrowser asks an IP-location service, and services often disagree on cities while agreeing on the country. Switch the lookup service or check https://ipinfo.io/json in the profile for a second opinion.
What is the best mobile proxy for BitBrowser?
ProxyField mobile 5G/4G proxies run on the same gateway and balance, from $2.45/GB ($3.45 for 1 GB), with sticky sessions of up to 36 h. Use them for profiles whose accounts are normally used from a phone.
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Does BitBrowser support RPA or automation tools?
Yes. BitBrowser has an RPA tool and a local API, and an opened profile can be driven with Puppeteer, Playwright or Selenium. The traffic goes through the proxy saved in the profile.
Can BitBrowser improve my privacy compared to mainstream browsers?
It keeps profiles apart: each has its own cookies, storage and fingerprint, so sites can't link them through the browser. It doesn't hide who you are from a site you sign in to, and the IP each profile shows comes from its proxy.
What is BitBrowser?
A desktop antidetect browser for running many browser profiles side by side, each looking like a separate device. You add a proxy to each profile for its own IP and location.
What is BitBrowser used for?
Running several marketplace, social media or ad accounts from one computer, each in its own profile, and automating routine steps in them. A proxy per profile gives each account its own IP.
How much do proxies for BitBrowser cost?
ProxyField residential proxies cost $2.95/GB for 1 GB and $1.95/GB from 1,000 GB, and mobile proxies $3.45 down to $2.45/GB. A dedicated ISP IP costs from $2.29 per IP per 30 days, with no subscription for any of them.