Proxy Integration With Wade

Learn how to pair Anonymous Proxies with Wade Browser to manage multiple accounts, browse anonymously, and scrape without blocks.

What is Wade Browser?

Wade (WADE X) is an anti-detect browser built for multi-account work. It helps you keep accounts separated on sites that track fingerprints and try to link sessions. Instead of using one browser identity for everything, you create different profiles. Each profile has its own fingerprint, cookies, and settings, so your activity stays cleaner and less connected.

Wade is based on Chromium, so it looks and feels like a normal modern browser, just with extra tools for managing profiles and working at scale.

Wade Browser Benefits

  • Separate profiles with unique fingerprints to avoid account linking
  • Workspaces and tags to keep everything organized
  • Bulk actions to manage lots of profiles quickly
  • Automation support (Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer)
  • Team access controls for shared setups
  • Free plan to test before scaling

How to Integrate Anonymous Proxies With Wade Browser

Before we get into the setup, open your Anonymous Proxies dashboard and grab your proxy details (IP/host, port, username, and password). Keep them handy, you’ll paste them into Wade in a minute.

Step 1: Download Wade

First, we'll need to go to Wade official browser and hit Download and choose the right version for your OS.

Wade X website with the Download button highlighted

Step 2: Sign in

Once downloaded, open Wade X and log in to your account. If you don't have one, click on Sign Up to create one in just a few minutes.

Wade X login screen

Step 3: Create a profile

After you log in, you'll be able to the main dashboard where you'll need to click on New Profile.

Wade X dashboard with the New Profile button highlighted

Step 4: Open the proxy setup for that profile

A new profile will be created. Name it if you want to know for what tasks it will be, then hover the small proxy icon until you see the tooltip “Click to set proxy from proxy manager”, then click it.

Profile row showing the “set proxy” tooltip

Step 5: Add your proxy server

When you are in the proxy window, click New Proxy. Paste your proxy details from Anonymous Proxies in the format IP:PORT:USER:PASSWORD, then click the green check to save it.

Adding a new SOCKS5 proxy and saving it

Step 6: Check and set the proxy

Once you saved it, select it, click Check Proxy to confirm it works, then click Set to apply it to your profile.

Proxy selected with the Set button ready

Step 7: Run the profile

You'll be taken in the profile list, and here you should now see your proxy type and IP next to the profile. Now, all what's left is to click the Play button to launch it.

Run the profile from Wade browser

Step 8: Confirm that proxy is working properly

Inside the launched profile, try to open an IP checker (like Whoer) to confirm that your proxy works properly.

IP check showing the proxy IP and location

Wrap Up

Wade browser will now run through your Anonymous Proxies' residential proxy, so each profile will use its own clean IP, and you won't face again those annoying blocks.

If you run into any issues during setup, just contact our support team and we’ll help you sort it out. For more integration guides, you can visit our integrations page.

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