How to set up a proxy in the BitBrowser?

So, how to use BitBrowser with proxy servers efficiently? The following blocks will describe exceptionally how proxy servers can be applied in BitBrowser with screenshots for easy understanding.

To start off, launch BitBrowser. Under the “Browser Profiles” tab, click “Add” on the upper left part of the screen to initiate the profile creation process.

Once you have modified the basic profile information, click on the “Proxy” tab where you will input various specifications such as; A method to add proxies by selecting the “Custom” option and the selection protocol to be Socks5, in our case.

In the new window that appears you need to complete the forms filled in by specifying information such as IP address, port and if necessary authorization data of your private proxy server. If you want to use a rotating proxy, you can also add a link for IP rotation. Ensure the accuracy of all provided information in order to avoid issues during server operations.

Next, launch the process of connection verification by clicking on the “Check Proxy” button that is found at the right part of the screen. When connected successfully, the green message will pop up with the location and related information.

Afterward, finalize the profile creation and save it. Your profile will be working with the already embedded proxy, providing you with a secure as well as anonymous connection while using BitBrowser.