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How To Add A Proxy In Dolphin Anty
Paste WeProxy host, port, and credentials into Dolphin Anty while creating a profile or from the proxy list. Quick paste, bulk import, and connection checks are covered below.
Copy the host, port, username, and password from your WeProxy panel. In Dolphin Anty you can add a proxy while creating a profile or from the dedicated proxy section. Pick the proxy type (HTTP or SOCKS5) that matches the protocol shown in the panel for that connection, and test the connection before you use it.
WeProxy Details You Need
| Dolphin Anty field | WeProxy value |
|---|---|
| Type | HTTP or SOCKS5 (protocol from the panel) |
| Host | Host |
| Port | Port |
| Login | Username |
| Password | Password |
Enter only the address in the Host field. Do not add http:// or socks5:// in front of it; choose the type in its own field.
Adding a Proxy While Creating a Profile
The simplest option is to add a proxy while creating a profile. Enter the connection details in the proxy section of the new profile window and the proxy is assigned to that profile automatically.

Giving each profile its own proxy keeps accounts from being linked through a shared IP. If you reuse one proxy across several profiles, those profiles share an IP even though their browser fingerprints differ.
Adding Proxies to the List and Assigning Them Later
If you do not want to assign a proxy right away, add it to Dolphin Anty’s proxy section first and connect it to profiles later. You can name the proxies in the list, which makes it easier to track which IP is used by which account.

To assign proxies to several profiles at once, select them in the profile list and use the change-proxy option in the bulk actions.
Quick Paste and Bulk Import
Dolphin Anty supports quick proxy input. Paste the connection details as a single line and the browser splits the host, port, username, and password into the right fields. The most common format is:
host:port:username:password
If your list uses a different format (for example username:password@host:port), the proxy format converter can rewrite all lines in one go.
For larger proxy lists there is also a bulk import option. Instead of adding each proxy by hand, upload the whole list and assign the connections to profiles afterward.

Testing the Connection
Before using a proxy, run Dolphin Anty’s proxy check to see that the connection works and that the IP address and location are detected correctly. Dolphin Anty can match the profile’s timezone, language, and geolocation to the selected proxy automatically; if you set these by hand, make sure they fit the proxy’s country.
Once the profile is open, visit the What is my IP page to confirm that the exit IP is your WeProxy address. To check a whole list before adding it to Dolphin Anty, use the proxy checker.
Common Problems
The proxy does not connect
Usually the selected type does not match the protocol: SOCKS5 details entered with the HTTP type (or the other way round) will not connect. Compare the type and port with the panel, and make sure the Host field has no protocol prefix.
Authentication fails
A space may have been copied before or after the username or password. Copy the details from the panel again and paste them into the Login and Password fields separately.
Websites show a different location
If the profile’s timezone and language do not match the proxy’s country, websites can notice the mismatch. Turn on automatic matching to the proxy, or adjust these settings by hand to the proxy’s country.
Which Proxy to Use With Dolphin Anty?
Multi-account setups usually give each profile its own fixed IP. Choose a mobile proxy for accounts that need a mobile carrier IP, a static residential proxy for a fixed home-user IP, or a datacenter proxy when speed comes first. For Dolphin Anty’s features and plans, see the Dolphin Anty partner page.
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