Open devnull0111 opened 1 week ago
Hmm, the problem is only with SOCKS5. But when using HTTP protocol and mobile proxies, after changing the IP, the old one remains in WebRTC, resulting in a leak In the screenshot, you can see how after changing the IP on the proxy, there's a leak of the old IP.
Hmm, the problem is only with SOCKS5. But when using HTTP protocol and mobile proxies, after changing the IP, the old one remains in WebRTC, resulting in a leak In the screenshot, you can see how after changing the IP on the proxy, there's a leak of the old IP.
i experience same problem, did u find any solution? @CheshireCaat pls take a look for me it happens sometimes with normal http proxy not necessarily socks5
Hello, why is WebRTC being blocked when using the useProxy method? I'm attaching a screenshot from CreepJS where it is not blocked. This is a test of the same proxy on a different anti-detect browser.
plugin.useProxy(proxyString, { changeGeolocation: true, changeBrowserLanguage: true, changeTimezone: true, changeWebRTC: true });