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Proxy Integration with OpenBullet
Proxy Integration with OpenBullet
Boost your web and app testing efforts by integrating residential proxies into OpenBullet.
What is OpenBullet?
OpenBullet is a software tool widely recognized for its capabilities in testing and automating web applications with a highly customizable framework that allows users to implement various scenarios.
Framework customization
Tailor testing environments to meet your specific needs, optimizing the analysis of diverse web applications.
Data parsing and management
Streamline complex workflows by managing data extracted during tests with powerful parsing capabilities.
Multi-protocol support
Effortlessly use HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols for various security testing scenarios.
Why residential proxies?
Residential proxies serve as intermediaries by offering users authentic IP addresses from real household devices on local networks. These proxies are ideal for tasks such as web scraping, multi-accounting, AdTech, and beyond.
Smartproxy provides high-quality residential proxies with a vast pool of 55M+ IPs spanning 195+ locations. Enjoy swift response times of <0.5 seconds, an impeccable success rate of 99.68%, and a flexible Pay As You Go option. New users can start with a 3-day free trial to test the service.
Set up Smartproxy proxies with OpenBullet
There are two official clients for OpenBullet 2: a web client (cross-platform) and a native client (Windows). Follow these instructions to get OpenBullet running on your system.
Getting residential proxies
Log in to your Smartproxy dashboard, find residential proxies by choosing Residential under the Residential Proxies column on the left panel, and select a plan that suits your needs. Then, follow these steps:
- Open the Proxy setup tab.
- Navigate to the Endpoint generator below.
- Configure the parameters. Set your authentication method, location, session type, and protocol.
- Select the number of proxy endpoints you want to generate (default – 10).
- Copy the endpoints by clicking the Copy button.
Integrating proxies with OpenBullet
Once you have your proxy endpoints configured, you can seamlessly integrate them into OpenBullet.
- On OpenBullet, navigate to the Proxies tab on the left panel.
- Click the Add Group button at the top, enter a name for your proxy group, and click Create.
- Click Import Proxies, and insert your proxy endpoints.
- If you’re using an authentication method that includes your username and password or have whitelisted your IP address, simply click Import. If you’ve copied only the proxy server address, click on Import and enter your username and password at the bottom of the window.
Checking your proxy connection
To make sure your proxy setup is working properly, follow these steps:
- On OpenBullet, Navigate to the Jobs tab on the left panel.
- Click the New button at the top and then the Proxy Check button.
- Choose the recently created Proxy group and click the Create Job button.
- Click the green Start button and wait for the job to finish to check if the proxies are working.
OpenBullet checks proxies by connecting to Google, which is a blocked target with some of our proxies. If you need access to a blocked site, contact our 24/7 tech support via LiveChat or verify your ID.
Configurations & Integrations
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Frequently asked questions
What is OpenBullet?
OpenBullet is a software application designed for testing and automating web services, providing a customizable framework to evaluate security and performance.
What is OpenBullet used for?
OpenBullet is primarily used for penetration testing, website performance monitoring, automating repetitive tasks, and other purposes.
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