Android Browser Proxy App

Open multiple Android browsers with residential proxies for debugging TV streams

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Key Features

Powerful tools for debugging TV streams

Multiple Browser Instances

Launch multiple browser instances simultaneously with different proxy configurations

Proxy Rotation

Automatically or manually rotate proxies to test different network conditions

Free Residential Proxies

Access to free residential proxies that work on non-rooted devices

Multi-Browser Support

Compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet, and other popular browsers

Country-Specific Proxies

Filter proxies by country to test geo-restricted content

Status Monitoring

Real-time monitoring of browser instances and proxy performance

Intuitive User Interface

The Android Browser Proxy App features a clean, user-friendly interface that makes it easy to configure proxies, launch browsers, and monitor status.

  • Simple URL input for TV streams
  • Browser selection dropdown
  • Instance count control
  • One-click proxy rotation
  • Real-time status updates
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Android Browser Proxy App v1.0

Compatible with Android 7.0 (API level 24) or higher

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Last updated: April 8, 2025 | Size: 45 KB

Requirements

  • Android 7.0 (API level 24) or higher
  • Non-rooted device
  • Internet connection
  • At least one browser app installed
  • 50MB of free storage space

Quick Installation

  1. Download the source code package
  2. Extract the contents
  3. Open the project in Android Studio
  4. Build and install on your device
  5. Follow the user guide for detailed instructions
Detailed Installation Guide

Documentation

Everything you need to know

User Guide

Learn how to use the app effectively with step-by-step instructions

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Installation Guide

Detailed instructions for installing the app on your Android device

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Developer Documentation

Technical details about the architecture and implementation

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Android Browser Proxy App

No, the Android Browser Proxy App is designed to work on non-rooted devices. It uses system properties to configure proxies, which is supported on Android 7.0 (API level 24) and higher.

Free proxies may have limited reliability and performance. The app includes proxy testing and rotation features to help you find working proxies. If you need more reliable proxies, you can integrate paid proxy services by modifying the source code.

The app supports all major Android browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet, Opera, Brave, and Microsoft Edge. Any browser that can be launched via Android's Intent system should work.

The app allows you to launch up to 10 browser instances simultaneously. However, the actual number you can run depends on your device's memory and processing power. More powerful devices can handle more instances.

Yes, while the app was designed primarily for debugging TV streams, it can be used for various other purposes such as testing geo-restricted content, web scraping, or network security testing. The architecture is flexible and can be adapted to different use cases.