ExitAnty proxy setup
ExitAnty sets the proxy per session: open a session's Network tab, switch on Enable Proxy, and fill in the host, port, username and password. The form takes SOCKS5 only, so the port is 824, not the HTTP port 823. The username carries your targeting keys, so one set of credentials covers every country and every session.
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- Tap + to create a new session, or open an existing session's settings, and go to the Network tab.
- Switch on Enable Proxy. Type is fixed to SOCKS5, so fill in the fields below one at a time, and replace the 1080 that Proxy Port starts with.
- Tap Test to check the connection, then Create, and launch the session.
Swap PROXY_USER / PROXY_PASS for the credentials on your dashboard. New here? Create an account to generate a key.
Tips & gotchas
- Proxy Port comes filled in with 1080. Replace it with 824: the session form speaks SOCKS5 only, and 823 is the HTTP port, so a session left on either of the other two never connects.
- Keep WebRTC blocked in the session's settings. Our SOCKS5 port carries TCP only, so WebRTC's UDP traffic can't go through the proxy, and blocking it is what keeps your real IP out of the page.
- Leave language and timezone on automatic detection, which follows the proxy. A new session can land in a different city of the same country, so add ;city.newyork if a session must keep one timezone. City targeting meters at 2× on every pool except premium residential.
- A Quick Sessions template copies its proxy into every session it creates, username included. Leave the sessid out of the template, or give each new session its own sessid afterwards; otherwise they all share one IP.
- Sessions sync between devices, so a session set up on the iPhone opens on the Mac with the same proxy.
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State, ZIP, ASN and every other key: Targeting & sessions.
What is ExitAnty?
ExitAnty is an antidetect browser for iPhone and Mac built on WebKit, Safari's engine, rather than Chromium. Each session is an isolated browser with its own iPhone fingerprint, cookies and proxy, and sessions sync between devices, so the same profiles open on the iPhone and the Mac. The Free plan covers 3 profiles, and paid plans run from Standard at $10 a month for 15 profiles to Business at $100 a month for 200 profiles and 5 users.
ExitAnty key features
- iPhone fingerprints. User agent, screen resolution, platform (iOS, macOS or iPad), language and timezone, CPU cores and memory, with WebRTC, Canvas and WebGL protection, set per session.
- A proxy per session. SOCKS5 with a username and password, checked with Test before the session launches.
- Quick Sessions. A template of settings, proxy included, that creates a ready session in one tap.
- Cookies. Export a session's cookies on any plan; import them, and warm new sessions automatically, from Standard up.
- Manual typing. Input simulation that types the way a person does, from Standard up.
- Virtual camera. Replaces the camera's video stream, from Professional up.
- Automation. A built-in WebDriver server, partly compatible with Selenium, drives sessions from a computer on the same network, from Professional up.
- Teams. Team adds 3 users and Business 5, sharing one set of profiles.
ExitAnty, answered
How do I add a proxy to an ExitAnty session?
Tap + to create a session, or open an existing one's settings, and go to the Network tab. Switch on Enable Proxy, enter gw.proxmint.com as Proxy Host and 824 as Proxy Port, then your login in Username and your password in Password. Tap Test, then Create.
Does ExitAnty work with HTTP proxies?
The iPhone app's session form takes SOCKS5 only, so use port 824. ExitAnty's site says its Proxy Manager also stores HTTP proxies; where your version offers HTTP, use port 823 with the same host, username and password.
How do I give each ExitAnty session its own IP?
Give each session a distinct sessid in its username (sessid.exa01, sessid.exa02). Each session then holds its own residential IP for up to 120 minutes, and a session reopened later gets a fresh one.
Is ExitAnty free?
ExitAnty's Free plan covers 3 profiles. Paid plans are Standard at $10 a month (15 profiles), Professional at $30 (50), Team at $50 (100 profiles, 3 users) and Business at $100 (200 profiles, 5 users), and each can add more profiles.
Can I automate ExitAnty?
Yes, from the Professional plan. Turn it on under Settings › Automation, and ExitAnty runs a small WebDriver server on the device (port 9519 by default) that a script on a computer on the same network can drive, partly compatible with Selenium.
Is there an ExitAnty promo code?
Yes. Use code PROXMINT for 10% off your first ExitAnty payment. ExitAnty's own code, made for our readers. New ExitAnty users only, once per user; the 10% is worked out on one month of the plan. No expiry.
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