Integrations / Proxy setups

The right proxy for every profile.

Browz works with proxies from any provider: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and SSH. It measures where each one really exits and sets the profile’s timezone, language and WebRTC to match. These guides cover each kind of proxy and setup.

Bulk import formats203.0.113.10:8080:user:pass 198.51.100.24:1080 socks5://user:[email protected]:9050 http://192.0.2.41:3128

How it works

Add, check, assign.

  1. Add the proxy

    Paste one or a hundred in Proxies, in host:port, host:port:user:pass or URL form, or add them from the CLI or the local API. Passwords are sealed when you save them.

  2. Check where it exits

    A real tunnel, the exit IP, country, city and timezone, compared across lookup services if you add more than one.

  3. Assign it

    One per profile, by hand, by policy or from a script. At every Start the proxy is checked again, and a failing one is refused, never bypassed.

FAQ

About proxy setups.

Does Browz sell proxies?

No. Bring your own from any provider.

Which protocols work?

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5, with or without credentials, and SSH with a password or a private key (added with + SSH in Proxies, which pins the server’s host key).

Does a proxy make anything allowed?

No. A proxy changes where a profile connects from. Use each site only as its terms allow.

Get started

Download Browz. Every task, its own browser.

Then, on macOS or Linux, put the MCP server on your PATHcurl -fsSL https://gobrowz.com/agents/install.sh | sh

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