OpenBullet Proxy Integration

How to use proxies with OpenBullet

This guide is based on the latest version, , OpenBullet2 Please adhere to setup instructions, noting that OpenBullet can be configured and initiated in several ways. It is essential to have Microsoft .NET version 6 or higher installed.

The web client of OpenBullet2 is platform-independent and operates seamlessly across various devices. In contrast, the native client is designed exclusively for Windows, offering a more fluid user experience at the expense of portability, localization options, and remote accessibility. For a comprehensive walkthrough, this guide focuses on utilizing the web client.

Launch the app via the terminal command or open OpenBullet2.exe from a downloaded directory.
Select Proxies.
To create a new proxy group, select Add Group and pick a name. You can add as many groups as you want with multiple proxies in each group.

Import Proxies to the newly created group.

Follow the specified syntax when adding proxies: brd.superproxy.io:22225:username:password
To configure OpenBullet proxies, add the following details from your proxy zone Access parameters.

Optionally, you can test your proxies by navigating to Jobs > New > Proxy Check.

Select an OpenBullet proxy group you wish to test, Create Job, and Start the testing job.

You’re now ready for interruption-free web scraping and automation by sending HTTP(S) requests through a proxy using OpenBullet 2.

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