Supported Proxy Connection Strings
Setting up proxies in Kameleo is quick and easy. You can use the standard connection string format supported by most proxy providers to speed up your configurations.
Kameleo’s Built-in Proxy Manager supports HTTP, SOCKS5, and SSH proxies. It handles authentication and advanced settings automatically when possible.
Using Connection Strings
Instead of filling in each field manually, you can paste a properly formatted string directly into Kameleo:
username:password@hostname:port
Example:
user:pass@server.com:6666
When pasted, Kameleo automatically extracts the details:
- Host: server.com
- Port: 6666
- Username: user
- Password: pass

Technical Notes
Keep in mind:
- Passwords with special characters may need URL encoding
- IPv6 addresses must be enclosed in square brackets
- Domains with ports require the port number after the colon
- Kameleo tries to detect proxy types automatically based on port conventions
This parsing feature saves time, especially when managing many browser profiles.