Proxy Formatter

What is a Proxy Format?

A proxy format refers to the specific way information about a proxy server is presented.

It typically includes details such as the host URL (or IP address), port number, and, if needed, the authentication credentials like username and password.

Using the correct proxy format is crucial, depending on the applications you’re using to connect to the internet through the proxy server. Using the compatible format ensures the proxy connects seamlessly with the application, allowing secure and anonymous browsing sessions.

Which Format anyIP.io Provides?

Let’s break down the format we use at anyIP.io:

Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]

• Host: This is the server address, which is always portal.anyip.io
• Port: Port number to connect to, 1080 for HTTP/SOCKS5 and 443 for HTTPS
• Username: The proxy username
• Password: The proxy password
• Rotating-link: This optional feature lets you get the rotating link directly in the proxy format. Which could be very useful for compatible software like Dolphin-anty or AdsPower

Compatible Proxy Formats by Anti-Detect Browsers

Each anti-detect browser has its own specific formats for accepting proxies.

Here’s a list of popular anti-detect browsers and the proxy formats they typically support:

Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password
Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]
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Protocol://Username:Password@Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password

Host:Port:Username:Password

Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password
Username:Password@Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password
Protocol://Host:Port:Username:Password[Rotating-link]

Host:Port
Host:Port:Username:Password

Host:Port:Username:Password