# MBbrowser

Source: https://ipvolt.com/partners/mbbrowser
Markdown: https://ipvolt.com/partners/mbbrowser.md

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![MBbrowser](https://ipvolt.com/partners/mbbrowser.png)

Windows browser environments with their own proxy, time zone and language

[MBbrowser](https://www.mbbrowser.com/en/) describes itself as a multi-login antidetect fingerprint browser. Its [help centre](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/) says it provides an independent browser environment for each account, and its tutorials call a browser profile an environment or a session. The website footer states that the system does not provide proxy IP services, so the connection details for each environment come from your chosen proxy provider. Its [terms of service](https://www.mbbrowser.com/en/terms/) are governed by the laws of the People’s Republic of China.

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## Explore MBbrowser

Visit MBbrowser for current downloads, plans and support. The steps here summarize its website and help centre; confirm the settings for your own proxy provider before connecting.

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[Visit MBbrowser](https://www.mbbrowser.com/en/?utm_source=ipvolt)

## Match the browser and connection requirements

| Requirement | Where it comes from | What to check |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Run the desktop application | [Windows](https://www.mbbrowser.com/en/download/) | The download page says MBbrowser supports Windows 7 and above, 32-bit and 64-bit. It lists builds for Windows 10 and 11, and builds with older browser cores for Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11. The page lists no macOS or Linux build. The [FAQ](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/faq/faq1.html) recommends a 4-core processor and at least 8 GB of memory. |
| Separate browser workspaces | [MBbrowser environments](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/) | The help centre describes an independent browser environment for each account. The [price page](https://www.mbbrowser.com/en/price/) lists a Free Edition with 2 browser environments, a Basic Package at $19 per month with 10, a Personal Unlimited Edition at $79 per month with 500 and a Team Collaboration Version at $129 per month for 3 users. |
| Route a profile through a proxy | Your proxy provider | The provider supplies the address, port and any username and password. MBbrowser’s [API reference](https://www.mbbrowser.com/en/api/session/) lists HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS4A, SOCKS5 and SSH among its proxy types. Its FAQ says it supports IPv4 proxy types and excludes IPv6 addresses. |

MBbrowser also has a global Upstream Proxy setting called MBBridge. Its [upstream proxy guide](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/tutorial/upstream_proxy.html) says not to enter proxies bought from a proxy provider there. Those go in each environment’s own proxy settings. For teams, the [sub-account guide](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/tutorial/add_a_subaccount.html) covers adding sub-accounts on the Team Collaboration Version.

## Proxy setup and checks

### 1. Install the client

Download the Windows installer from the [download page](https://www.mbbrowser.com/en/download/) and run it. MBbrowser’s [purchase guide](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/tutorial/purchase_plan.html) covers registering with an email address, activating the account from the activation email and choosing a package in the console.

### 2. Create the environment and add the proxy

MBbrowser’s proxy configuration guide opens the environment configuration window from a new environment, or by right-clicking an existing one on the main panel. There, select the proxy type your provider uses, enter its details and click Test Proxy to check it. The [FAQ](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/faq/faq1.html) says the proxy username and password are needed only if your proxy has them. To load many proxies, the [bulk import guide](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/tutorial/fixed_ip_bulk_import.html) uses a TXT file and gives the format by example: Socks5, then the address, port, username and password, separated by colons.

### 3. Match time zone and language

MBbrowser’s [time zone page](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/basic_knowledge/time_zone.html) says the client can match an environment’s time zone to the proxy IP address automatically, or you can select one manually. Its [language page](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/basic_knowledge/language.html) says the language is matched to the proxy IP when an environment is created. With a short-lived dynamic IP, the FAQ says the time zone stays as first matched, and the [WebRTC page](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/basic_knowledge/webrtc.html) recommends disabling the WebRTC feature for dynamic proxy IPs.

### 4. Verify inside the opened environment

Open the saved environment and use an IP-check page to inspect its outgoing address, time zone and language. If the proxy test passed but pages do not open, the [FAQ](https://help.mbbrowser.com/en/faq/faq1.html) suggests creating a new environment with the same proxy and opening a page there to compare. An IP check does not establish destination-site acceptance or account safety.

Prepared by ipvolt from MBbrowser’s official website and help centre, checked 10 November 2026. ipvolt has not installed or tested MBbrowser or a live proxy integration.

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