BitBrowser + IPWeb Static Native Proxy Setup Guide

Before using IPWeb proxy services, make sure your local network can reliably access international websites and services. If you encounter connection issues, check your local network connection or contact customer support for assistance.

IPWeb provides 70M+ clean residential IPs across 220+ countries and regions, with support for HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols. It can support a wide range of use cases, including data collection, account management, and ad verification.

Among them, Static Native Proxies provide stable, fixed outbound IP addresses, making them better suited for use cases that require consistent network environments and reliable connections. This guide covers the complete process, from registration, free trial, and purchasing a Static Native Proxy to configuring and verifying an IPWeb proxy in the BitBrowser fingerprint browser.

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Basic Setup

1. Create an Account

Open the IPWeb website at https://ipweb.cc, then click sign up in the top navigation bar. If you already have an account, click sign in instead.

On the registration page, Email Register is available by default. Enter your account name/email address, email verification code, password, and password confirmation. Click Send Code, then check your email for the verification code. After completing the required fields, agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then click Sign Up to complete registration. You can also switch to Mobile Register and follow the on-screen instructions to register with your mobile number.

If you already have an account, go directly to the sign-in page and log in with your account name/email address and password. You can also switch to phone number login.

The sign-in page also provides a Sign in with Google option, allowing you to quickly register or log in with your Google account without entering separate email registration details.

2. Claim Free Trial Traffic

After registration, log in to the IPWeb User Dashboard for the first time and contact customer support to receive free trial traffic for testing all proxy types.

New users can use the trial traffic to test proxy performance first, then choose a paid plan after confirming that it meets their needs.

3. Purchase a Static Native Proxy

After logging in to the IPWeb User Dashboard, go to Proxy Products → Static Native Proxy → Buy Proxy from the left-hand navigation menu.

On the purchase page, choose Dedicated or Shared based on your requirements, and decide whether to enable Custom purchase.

When purchasing, make sure to review the following parameters:

Parameter	Description
Dedicated / Shared	Dedicated proxies are used exclusively by the current account, while shared proxies use a shared resource pool
Country / Region	Select the desired proxy exit location. Available locations depend on the resources currently shown in the dashboard
Use Case	Select a use case if you have a specific business scenario; otherwise, you can leave it unselected
UDP	Enable or disable UDP based on the software, protocol, and business requirements you use
Bandwidth	Select the bandwidth specification required for the current proxy instance
Connections (QPS)	Select the appropriate specification based on your actual concurrent request requirements
IP Subscription Period	Select the service period for the proxy IP
Number of IPs	Enter the number of IPs you want to purchase

If Custom purchase is disabled, the page switches to preset package mode, where bandwidth, QPS, UDP, and other parameters are determined by the selected package.

After confirming that the country/region, specifications, subscription period, number of IPs, and total amount are correct, click Place Order. Once the order is generated, select one of the supported payment methods and complete the payment. After the order is confirmed, line provisioning usually takes about 3–5 minutes. Please wait for the system to complete resource provisioning.

For detailed information about Dedicated/Shared proxies, Custom Purchase, specification options, and the payment process, see the IPWeb Static Native Proxy User Guide.

4. View Proxy Connection Details

After your Static Native Proxy has been purchased and activated, go to Proxy Products → Static Native Proxy → My IPs from the left-hand navigation menu to view the proxy resources purchased under the current account.

In the proxy list, pay particular attention to the following details, which will be used later when configuring BitBrowser:

• IP: The purchased Static Native Proxy address;
• Port: The port used to connect to the proxy;
• Username / Password: The authentication credentials used to connect to the proxy;
• Status: Make sure the current proxy resource is available.

The page also displays information such as country/region, bandwidth, Shared/Dedicated status, connections (QPS), expiration/renewal, and UDP. These details can be used to verify the current proxy resource. When configuring BitBrowser later, you will mainly use the proxy IP, port, username, and password shown here.

For information about proxy filtering, account export, renewals, and other management operations, see the IPWeb Static Native Proxy User Guide.

Configure IPWeb Proxy in BitBrowser

After completing the steps above and obtaining the IPWeb proxy server address, port, username, and password, you can add the proxy to a BitBrowser browser profile.

1. Create a Browser Profile

Open BitBrowser, select Browser Profiles from the left-hand menu, then click Add in the upper-left corner.

2. Enter the IPWeb Proxy Details

On the Add page, locate the Proxy section and set Method to Custom.

Using the proxy connection information obtained from the IPWeb dashboard in the previous section, complete the following fields:

BitBrowser Setting	What to Enter
Type	Select the protocol that matches the current IPWeb proxy, such as HTTP. If you are using a SOCKS5 proxy, select the corresponding SOCKS5 option.
Protocol	Select IPv4 or IPv6 based on the current proxy configuration.
Host	Enter the proxy server address provided by IPWeb.
Port	Enter the corresponding proxy port.
Username	Enter the proxy username provided by IPWeb.
Password	Enter the password associated with the proxy username.

For example, if the proxy connection details exported from IPWeb are formatted as:

IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD

Enter them in BitBrowser as follows:

IP        → BitBrowser "Host"
PORT      → BitBrowser "Port"
USERNAME  → BitBrowser "Username"
PASSWORD  → BitBrowser "Password"

Make sure the proxy host, port, username, and password exactly match the information provided in the IPWeb dashboard. Incorrect information may cause the proxy check to fail or prevent the browser from connecting to the internet.

Note: The Type and Protocol selected in BitBrowser must match the actual configuration of the current IPWeb proxy.

3. Check the Proxy Connection

After entering the proxy information, click Check Proxy on the right.

If the check succeeds, BitBrowser will display the current proxy exit IP together with details such as the country/region, state/province, city, and time zone. This indicates that the IPWeb proxy can connect successfully.

You can then verify that the detected exit IP matches the proxy information currently shown in the IPWeb dashboard. If the exit IP and target location match your expectations, continue with the remaining browser profile settings.

4. Save and Launch the Browser Profile

After the proxy check passes, complete the remaining browser profile settings as needed, then click Confirm in the lower-right corner to save the profile.

Once the profile has been created, launch it. After launch, network requests from that browser profile will access target websites through the configured IPWeb proxy server.

To further confirm that the proxy is working, you can also open https://ipinfo.io or another IP-checking website in the current BitBrowser profile and verify that the displayed exit IP matches the IPWeb proxy.

5. Troubleshooting

If the proxy check fails in BitBrowser, check the following:

Issue	What to Check
Unable to connect to the proxy	Check that the proxy host and port are entered correctly, and make sure the current IPWeb proxy is still active.
Authentication failed	Recheck the proxy username and password provided by IPWeb, and make sure no extra spaces were included when copying them.
Connection check keeps timing out	Check whether your local network can connect to the proxy server normally.
Credentials are entered but the proxy still does not work	Make sure the proxy protocol selected in BitBrowser matches the proxy type provided by IPWeb.
The browser shows the local IP after launch	Return to the proxy settings for the current browser profile and confirm that the custom proxy has been saved and passed Check Proxy.
Detected location does not match the expected region	Check whether the IPWeb proxy you entered belongs to the target country/region or city node you purchased.

The interface layout or button names may vary slightly between BitBrowser versions. Refer to the interface shown in your current client. Use proxies only for lawful and compliant business purposes, and comply with the target website's Terms of Service and all applicable local laws and regulations.

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