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# How to use IP2World Proxy in BitBrowser?

### Step 1.

First register an account on the IP2World Proxy website and select the proxy you want. （Here is an example of a Rotating Residential Proxies）

### Step 2.

Rotating Residential Proxies can be used in two ways: API and User+Pass Auth.

API:

To use API mode, you first need to add a whitelist.

Click Get Proxies – IP Whitelist, add your local ip to whitelist.

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Click Get Proxies – API

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User+Pass Auth:

To use User+Pass Auth mode, you first need to add a sub-account, it means accounts and passwords.

Click Get proxies – Auth-User List, add your own sub-account.

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Click Get Proxies – User+Pass Auth

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### Step 3.

Input proxy information in BitBrowser to use your proxy.

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### Step 4.

Open your browser to use your proxy.

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