Credentials
Copy the host, port, username, and password from the package or workspace you are using.

Learn how to use Puppeteer with Gateproxies proxies. Step-by-step setup with residential, mobile, and ISP Premium proxies for stable browser automation.
For Puppeteer Proxy Setup, use the host, port, protocol, username, and password supplied in your account. Test one profile first and keep credentials out of shared files.
Configure Gateproxies with the standard proxy fields your tool already exposes, then verify location and session behavior before scaling.
Copy the host, port, username, and password from the package or workspace you are using.
Choose rotation or stickiness deliberately instead of inheriting an unexplained default.
Check the resulting IP, country, and target behavior before adding more traffic.
Step 3Create a project foldermkdir puppeteer-Gateproxies-proxy cd puppeteer-Gateproxies-proxy Step 4Initialise the projectnpm init -yThis creates a package.json file with basic project settings.
Step 5Install Puppeteernpm install puppeteer
Step 6Create the script fileIn your project directory, create a new file by running:
When configuring Gateproxies with Proxies For Puppeteer, use standard proxy credentials and keep account secrets private.
Open the tool’s proxy settings.
Add the host and port from the package.
Add the username and password securely.
Select the protocol the tool expects.
Verify the public IP, location, and session.
Save the working configuration for the team.
The fastest setup is the one you can verify without guessing which layer caused a problem.
Confirm host, port, username, and password.
Check whether the tool expects HTTP(S) or SOCKS5.
Verify the public IP and target behavior before scaling.
For Gateproxies with Proxies For Puppeteer, review current packages, verify the public IP and protocol, then scale only when the target behaves as expected.
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