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Provider setup guide

Use Proxied with Social Browser.

Mobile proxy endpoints backed by carrier networks, with provider-side rotation controls.

4G/5G mobileRotation controls
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Quick setup

Three steps from endpoint to Profile.

IP rotation is controlled by the provider. Keep the Social Browser Profile configuration pointed at the issued endpoint unless the provider tells you to change it.

  1. 1

    Get the provider endpoint

    In the provider dashboard, create or select the endpoint you want to use. Copy its protocol, host, port, username, and password.

  2. 2

    Assign it to one Profile

    Open Social Browser Proxy Manager, select the target Profile, choose the matching protocol, enter the endpoint and credentials, then save.

  3. 3

    Launch and verify

    Open that Profile and confirm the public IP and expected location before using it for important browsing or automation.

Provider note

Keep provider-side settings intact.

Proxied

IP rotation is controlled by the provider. Keep the Social Browser Profile configuration pointed at the issued endpoint unless the provider tells you to change it.

ImportantSocial Browser stores the proxy configuration for the selected Profile. IP pool quality, geo targeting, bandwidth, session rotation, billing, and proxy availability are controlled by the provider.

What goes where

Map provider values to Proxy Manager.

Provider protocolHTTP / HTTPS / SOCKSUse the protocol shown for the endpoint.
Server / hostproxy.example.comDo not include the port in the host field unless the UI asks for a combined address.
Port8000Use the exact endpoint port from the provider.
Username + passwordProvider credentialsPreserve location or session parameters embedded in the username.

Verify

Confirm the Profile before you rely on it.

Test the actual Profile after saving, not a different browser window.

Public IPConfirm the visible IP changed to the expected route.Open tools → WebRTCInspect WebRTC behavior for the configured Profile.Run test → ConsistencyReview browser and network signals together.Check profile →

Common problems

If the endpoint does not work.

407 / authentication error

Re-copy the credentials exactly. Check whether the provider uses username/password auth, IP allowlisting, or both.

Timeout or connection refused

Confirm the endpoint is active, the port is correct, and the selected protocol matches the provider endpoint.

Unexpected country or rotating IP

Review the provider dashboard and any location/session parameters in the username. Rotation behavior is provider-controlled.

Proxied + Social Browser

Configure once. Keep the Profile isolated.

The proxy belongs to the selected Profile, so other Profiles can use different endpoints or direct connections.

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