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BitBrowser X PlainProxies Integration Guide

What is BitBrowser?

BitBrowser is an antidetect browser designed for managing multiple accounts securely. With support for fingerprint isolation, proxy integration, and team collaboration, BitBrowser helps users operate multiple e-commerce, social media, and advertising accounts without detection or overlap.

Whether you’re working solo or with a team, BitBrowser offers:

Getting started

Create an account, then download the app & log in.

Proxy Setup

1. Go to the Browser Profiles tab and select + add

Create profile

2. Adjust your fingerprint settings

Customizer fingerprint

3. Configure the proxy details depending on the proxy product:

Residential Proxies

Type: HTTP, SOCKS5
Host: res-v2.pr.plainproxies.com
Port: 8080 (HTTP), 1080 (SOCKS5)

We recommend to use the Proxy Generator on our dashboard to help you generate your desired proxy.

Datacenter Proxies

Type: HTTPSOCKS5
Host: dc.us-pr.plainproxies.com
Port: 1338(HTTP), 1339 (SOCKS5)

Setup proxy

4. Click “Create Profile” to finalize the setup.

6. Launch the Profile by clicking the Play Button under Actions & verify the connected IP represents the proxy.

Verify the Proxy IP

You can now successfully browse the web completely anonymously behind backed by our residential proxy networkIf you need any help with your setup, feel free to reach out to our live chat support. We are happy to help!

Also check out our integrations blog category for more guides on how to use popular, anti-detect browsers.

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