Features / Proxies

A checked exit for every profile.

Assign each profile its own proxy. Browz measures where the proxy really exits, then sets the profile’s timezone and WebRTC from that measurement, so the profile never contradicts its own address.

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Browz · Proxies

Exit check · Sydney residential

Passed

Tunnel opened through the proxyCredentials from the encrypted store412 ms

Exit IP measuredOver HTTPS203.0.113.10

Location resolvedSydney, New South WalesAU

Timezone set from the exitNot from this computer’s clockAustralia/Sydney

WebRTC limited to the proxyNo local address exposedproxied only

The protocols you already use.

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5, with or without credentials. Passwords are sealed in an encrypted store the moment you save them and never shown again. Choose per proxy whether DNS resolves at the proxy or locally.

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5
Credentials encrypted at rest
DNS at the proxy by default

Browz · Proxy pool

Name	Type	Host	Exit	Used by
Sydney residential	http	203.0.113.10:8080	AU	2 profiles
Frankfurt ISP	socks5	198.51.100.24:1080	DE	2 profiles
New York static	https	192.0.2.41:3128	US	1 profile
London mobile	socks5	203.0.113.77:9050	GB	3 profiles

Paste a hundred at once.

Paste a list from your provider in any common format and Browz adds them to your pool. Each proxy gets a scorecard and a history of every check, so a flaky exit is easy to spot.

host:port, host:port:user:pass or URL form
A scorecard and check history per proxy
See which profiles use each proxy

Bulk import203.0.113.10:8080:user:pass 198.51.100.24:1080 socks5://user:pass@203.0.113.77:9050 http://192.0.2.41:3128

Know where it really exits.

Every check opens a real tunnel and measures the exit over HTTPS. Add a second lookup service to compare them: with Refuse if the exit country changed on, Browz refuses a launch when they disagree. A local GeoLite2 database can add a third reading without another network call.

Exit IP, country, city and timezone
Optional second source, compared on every check
Optional offline GeoLite2 cross-check

Browz · Exit check

Readingsagree

ipinfo (HTTPS)Sydney, AU

ip-apiSydney, AU

GeoLite2 (local)Sydney, AU

TimezoneAustralia/Sydney

Exit checked

Match proxies to profiles by policy.

Spread a pool across profiles evenly, one to one, round-robin or at random from a seed. Preview the plan, apply it, and roll it back before launch if it is not what you meant. New profiles can pick the least-used proxy automatically.

Balanced, one-to-one, round-robin or seeded
Preview, apply and roll back
Auto-assign the least-used or an unused proxy

Browz · Assignment preview

Profile	Current	Planned
Shop – Sydney 03	—	Sydney residential
Shop – Sydney 04	—	Sydney residential 2
Ads – Paris	Frankfurt ISP	Paris ISP
QA sandbox	—	Tokyo static

Refuse a launch that would give you away.

Turn on launch guards and Browz will not start a profile with no proxy, a broken proxy, an exit that moved to another country, or a timezone the readings dispute.

No proxy, or a broken one
Exit country changed since the last check
Disputed timezone

Browz · Launch

Start refused · Ads – Frankfurt

Refused

Proxy reachableFrankfurt ISPok

Exit countryWas DE, now NLchanged

DecisionStart refused until you re-checkrefused

FAQ

About proxies.

Do I have to buy proxies from Browz?

No. Bring proxies from any provider. Browz does not sell proxies.

Are SSH tunnels supported?

Not yet. HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 are supported today.

Where does DNS resolve?

At the proxy by default, so your local network never sees which sites a profile visits. You can switch an individual proxy to local DNS.

What happens if a proxy’s exit changes?

The next check records the change. With launch guards on, Browz refuses to start a profile whose exit has moved to another country until you check it again.

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