Sphere Browser Proxy Integration

What is Linken Sphere Browser?

Sphere Browser, acclaimed for its Chromium-based anti-detection capabilities, is an essential tool for managing multiple online identities with heightened privacy. This browser changes or encrypts detectable data, providing each session with a disposable virtual identity. This guide outlines the integration of Bright Data’s proxies with Sphere Browser on Mac OS. Though the process is similar across other operating systems, ensuring a seamless setup to enhance online anonymity and security.

Get proxies for Linken Sphere

Steps to integrate Sphere Browser with Bright Data proxies:

Sign up to Bright Data:

After signing up, in the Bright Data dashboard, navigate to the “Proxy & Scraping Infrastructure” section and Add a new designated Zone for your proxy usage.

Select proxy type:

In this example, we will show how to set up ISP proxies.

Name proxy solution:

Set the desired IP type, shared IPs, dedicated IPs, or premium IPs.

Select IP count:

Fill in the number of IPs you need.

Country & city selection:

Choose your desired country and city for the IP location.

Choose domain:

Use specific domains or use ‘All domains’ for one IP to target websites using the same IP.

Add zone:

Click the “Add” button to create the Zone.

Access parameters:

Click on the name of your Zone, navigate to the “Access Parameters” tab, and note down the proxy credentials:

host
port
username
password

Download and Install Sphere Browser:

Navigate to the Linken Sphere Browser official website.
Select and download the version of Sphere Browser that matches your operating system.
After downloading, open the installer file and follow the on-screen instructions to install Sphere Browser. Once installed, launch the browser.

Setting Up Your Sphere Browser Account:

Upon launching Sphere Browser, sign up for a new account if you are a first-time user. If you already have an account, simply log in.

Access Proxy Manager:

Open Sphere Browser and locate the ‘proxy manager‘ option. Click to open the proxy settings area.

Configuring a new 'HTTP' proxy:

In the proxy configuration settings, use the dropdown menu to change the proxy type to ‘HTTP’.

Initiate a New Session:

To start utilizing the proxy, click on ‘+ New Session’.

Access Proxy Settings:

In the session configuration section, click on the ‘Set Proxy’ button to link the desired proxy with your session.

Apply Configured Proxy to Session:

Choose the previously configured proxy for your session and click ‘Set’ to confirm its application, ensuring the session utilizes the selected Bright Data proxy.