Shadowrocket
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Shadowrocket is a freeware encryption protocol app for secure and anonymous online browsing.
To use our Dedicated Datacenter Proxies with Shadowrocket, follow the instructions for iOS and Android below.
Step 1. Download and open the Shadowrocket app.
Step 2. Click Add Server.
Step 3. In the following window, click on Type.
Step 4. Choose HTTP or SOCKS5 and go back to the previous screen.
Step 5. Enter the details:
Address: a specific IP address (e.g., 1.2.3.4)
Port: 60000
In the case of Dedicated Datacenter Proxies, you will need to choose an IP address from the purchased list. Please refer to our documentation for more details.
User: username
Password: password
Afterward, go back to the previous screen by pressing an arrow in the top-left corner.
Please note that the screenshots provided in this guide depict the setup process using Residential Proxies for illustrative purposes, refer to the specific guidelines for Enterprise Dedicated Datacenter Proxies provided in the text.
Step 6. Turn on the proxy by activating a toggle under Not Connected.
Step 7. If that is your first time using Shadowrocket, you will get an iOS prompt to add Shadowrocket to VPN configurations. Click Allow. You will need to enter your iPhone passcode to confirm.
Step 8. That is it. A toggle is now active, and you can start using our proxies.
Step 9. You can test if the proxy is working by visiting ip.oxylabs.io.
Find the original Shadowrocket integration blog post here.
Step 1. Download the app and install it.
Step 2. Once set up, select (+) > Type manually > Socks.
Step 3. Specify the following proxy details:
Address: a specific IP address (e.g., 1.2.3.4)
Port: 60000
In the case of Dedicated Datacenter Proxies, you will need to choose an IP address from the purchased list. Please refer to our documentation for more details.
Step 4. Enter your Oxylabs proxy user’s credentials: username and password.
Step 5. After confirming your proxy setup, select the paper plane icon to connect to a proxy. Make sure the connection is successful, and you see a confirmation showing latency (ms).
You are all set. All of your internet traffic is now rerouted through a proxy server.
