Ovobrowser
Windows and macOS browser profiles with a saved, testable proxy list
Ovobrowser describes itself as a full-featured antidetect browser whose core features stay free for people and teams. Its help center names HONG KONG SONGYUN TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED in the page footer. Its proxy management page says the feature manages the proxies you configure and can show third-party provider recommendations, and that proxy services remain the responsibility of their providers.
Match the browser and connection requirements
| Requirement | Where it comes from | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Run the desktop application | Windows or macOS | The download dialog on the website offers a Windows 64-bit build and a macOS build for Apple Silicon (arm64); it lists no Linux build. The installation guide is written for Windows and asks for an email address that can receive a verification code. |
| Separate browser workspaces | Ovobrowser profiles | The beginner’s guide describes a profile as an independent set of browser configurations, including operating system, kernel, user agent, time zone, language, hardware parameters, proxy and cookies. It says groups organize profiles and do not change their proxies or fingerprints. The website says core features stay free for people and teams. |
| Route a profile through a proxy | Your proxy provider | The provider supplies the protocol, host, port and either a username and password or IP whitelisting rules. Ovobrowser’s setup guide supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, takes a domain name or IPv4 address as the host, and says to use the protocol the provider specifies instead of guessing it from the port number. |
- Run the desktop application
- Windows or macOS
- The download dialog on the website offers a Windows 64-bit build and a macOS build for Apple Silicon (arm64); it lists no Linux build. The installation guide is written for Windows and asks for an email address that can receive a verification code.
- Separate browser workspaces
- Ovobrowser profiles
- The beginner’s guide describes a profile as an independent set of browser configurations, including operating system, kernel, user agent, time zone, language, hardware parameters, proxy and cookies. It says groups organize profiles and do not change their proxies or fingerprints. The website says core features stay free for people and teams.
- Route a profile through a proxy
- Your proxy provider
- The provider supplies the protocol, host, port and either a username and password or IP whitelisting rules. Ovobrowser’s setup guide supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, takes a domain name or IPv4 address as the host, and says to use the protocol the provider specifies instead of guessing it from the port number.
For teams, the team management guide covers member seats, a profile limit per member and roles with fine-grained permissions; member data is isolated by ownership by default, and the team owner can view and manage all of it. The proxy management page says saved proxy passwords are encrypted in storage.
Proxy setup and checks
- 1. Install the client
- Download the build for your system from the Ovobrowser website and run the installer. The installation guide covers registering with an email address and a 6-digit verification code, or signing in with a third-party account such as Google.
- 2. Add and test the proxy
- The setup guide adds a proxy under Proxy Management: click New, name the proxy, select HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5, then enter the host, port and any username and password. You can also paste a full proxy line, such as host:port:username:password or a URL with a protocol prefix, into the Host field and it is split into the fields; without a prefix it defaults to HTTP, so check the protocol afterwards. Click Test and check the exit IP and region before saving.
- 3. Create the profile and assign the proxy
- The beginner’s guide recommends this order: create groups, add and test proxies, create a profile and select its group and proxy, then start the profile and verify the exit IP. It says that if the test result does not match the region you bought, do not continue to use the proxy, and to confirm the proxy settings, whitelist and local network before contacting the provider.
- 4. Verify and troubleshoot
- Start the profile and open an IP-check page to confirm the outgoing address and region. If the proxy test fails, the troubleshooting guide says to confirm the protocol, host, port, authentication method and expiry with the provider, then compare the local network and system proxy checks under Settings. An IP check does not establish destination-site acceptance or account safety.
Explore Ovobrowser
Visit Ovobrowser for current downloads and support. The steps here summarize its website and help center; confirm the settings for your own proxy provider before connecting.
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