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Setting up a proxy in Migrant Bird Browser

Migrant Bird Browser, or Mbbrowser, is equipped with advanced anti-detection capabilities, specifically designed for sophisticated browser fingerprint management. It supports the delegation of access to browser environments among multiple sub-accounts, enhancing teamwork effectiveness. Additionally, Mbbrowser features a comprehensive library of plugins that streamline the bulk installation and management of extensions across browser profiles.

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A notable functionality of Mbbrowser is its integration with proxy servers, which is highly valued by professionals in various fields for the following applications:

  • Managing multiple social media accounts: marketers can handle numerous profiles simultaneously without the risk of account blocks.
  • E-commerce and affiliate marketing: the use of proxies enables users to operate multiple accounts on different platforms, facilitating effective advertising campaigns and overcoming geographical restrictions.
  • Automated web scraping and data collection: proxies improve the efficiency of data collection efforts and reduce the likelihood of being blocked by target websites.
  • Brand monitoring and protection: proxies enable companies to anonymously monitor and analyze how their products are presented across different platforms.

Moreover, the browser offers flexible proxy integration options, allowing users to import proxy lists from a TXT file on their device, or manually add proxies through a user-friendly interface.

Step-by-step proxy setup in Migrant Bird Browser

In this article, we'll delve into the detailed steps for adding a single proxy server and associating it with a new profile.

  1. Launch the browser and navigate to the top panel. Click on “List”, select “Proxy Server Manager”, and choose the first item from the drop-down list.

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  2. In the resulting window, pick a connection protocol from the list. Below this, input the IP address and port number. If you’re using a private proxy, fill in your username and password in the designated fields. Click on “Test” to check the proxy server’s functionality. Following a successful test, click “Add Proxy”.

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  3. The newly added proxy will now be listed under the “Proxy Server Manager” tab.

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  4. On the browser’s main page, select “Create New Session” located in the lower left corner.

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  5. Provide all the required details. In the “Proxy Server” section, click on “History Proxies” and select one of the proxies you’ve added. Complete all necessary fields, then click “Create Session”.

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  6. With the proxy setup complete, you can now start working with the profile by clicking “Run”.

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The use of proxies in Migrant Bird Browser allows each profile to be linked to a unique IP address, enhancing anonymity and security, particularly when managing multiple accounts. This feature is crucial for tasks requiring specific geolocations, such as testing advertising campaigns or accessing geographically restricted sites for data collection. For optimal privacy, it is advisable to use private proxies sourced from trustworthy providers, ensuring both the integrity and effectiveness of your activities.