ProxyFall proxies in BitBrowser
BitBrowser is an antidetect browser with RPA automation and a local API, popular with e-commerce teams. Here's how to set ProxyFall up for keeping each store and social account on its own IP, in a couple of minutes.
New to proxies for antidetect browsers? How to keep every profile on its own IP, city and OS.
Setup
Set up ProxyFall in BitBrowser
- 1
In BitBrowser, add a profile and fill its proxy section (or save proxies under Proxy IP → Proxy IP Management → Custom Proxy or Batch Add Proxy).
- 2
Choose HTTP or Socks5. Not HTTPS: in proxy settings that means an encrypted connection to the proxy itself, which ProxyFall doesn't offer. HTTPS sites work normally over HTTP.
- 3
Host: gw.proxyfall.com. Port: 59731. Login: your ProxyFall proxy login with the options you want, for example YOUR_LOGIN-country-us-state-texas-city-houston-os-windows-session-profile1-lifetime-1440. Password: your proxy password from the ProxyFall dashboard.
- 4
Run Proxy Detection: it should show an IP in the city you picked. BitBrowser can take the timezone, language and location from the proxy's IP; keep that on. Save the profile.
- 5
For every other profile, change the session name (profile2, profile3…) so each profile keeps its own IP.
The line to paste (host:port:login:password)
gw.proxyfall.com:59731:YOUR_LOGIN-country-us-state-texas-city-houston-os-windows-session-profile1-lifetime-1440:YOUR_PASSWORDReplace YOUR_LOGIN and YOUR_PASSWORD with the proxy login and password in your dashboard. The dashboard's generator writes these lines for any country, state, city or ISP.
Menu and option names from BitBrowser's documentation, checked October 2026. They can move between versions; the four fields stay the same.
Tips
Getting the most out of it
- Keep one sticky session per profile (session-NAME-lifetime-1440 keeps the IP for 24 hours). Changing the session name gives the profile a new IP.
- Pick the place the account belongs to: -country-us-state-texas-city-houston, or an ISP with -asn-7922. Targeting costs nothing extra.
- Match the IP's device to the profile's OS: -os-windows, -os-mac, -os-android or -os-ios.
- Find accurate IPs in the ProxyFall dashboard checks where each sticky IP really is and keeps only the ones in your city, skipping any with a Scamalytics fraud score of 60 or more, before you paste them in.
- ProxyFall carries TCP only (no SOCKS5 UDP), so leave the browser's WebRTC on the mode that shows the proxy's IP, or off; never on your real IP.
- Residential IPs are the safest for social and marketplace accounts. Datacenter IPs (add -type-datacenter) are cheaper and faster for less strict sites.
- An account that must keep exactly the same IP for weeks needs a static ISP proxy instead: a dedicated IP for a month at a time, renewable, with its own host, port, login and password in the dashboard, over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 (you switch each IP there).
FAQ
BitBrowser and ProxyFall: questions, answered
Do ProxyFall proxies work with BitBrowser?
Yes. ProxyFall is a standard HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 proxy at gw.proxyfall.com:59731 with a login and password, which BitBrowser supports. Targeting goes in the login, so nothing else needs configuring.
How do I give each BitBrowser profile its own IP?
Give each profile a different session name in the login (session-profile1, session-profile2…) with -lifetime-1440 to keep the IP for 24 hours. The same session name always returns the same IP while it lasts.
Which proxy type should I pick in BitBrowser?
Choose HTTP or Socks5. Not HTTPS: in proxy settings that means an encrypted connection to the proxy itself, which ProxyFall doesn't offer. HTTPS sites work normally over HTTP.
Can each BitBrowser profile have an IP in a different city and on a different OS?
Yes. Put the place and the device's operating system in each profile's login, for example YOUR_LOGIN-country-us-state-texas-city-houston-os-windows-session-profile1-lifetime-1440, and give each profile its own session name. Country, state, city, ISP and OS targeting are included in the price.
How do I stop WebRTC from showing my real IP in BitBrowser?
Use BitBrowser's WebRTC setting that shows the proxy's IP, or turn WebRTC off; never the real IP. ProxyFall carries TCP only (SOCKS5 UDP isn't supported), so WebRTC's own traffic doesn't go through the proxy and that setting is what hides your IP.
How much does it cost?
Residential traffic costs $0.99/GB for 1 to 49 GB and down to $0.86/GB from 1 TB, with every targeting option included and GB that never expire. Your first deposit of $5 or more, by card or crypto, adds 250 MB free.
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