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description: An antidetect browser with UDP proxy support
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# Vision browser

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Vision Browser supports TCP and UDP traffic through SOCKS5 proxies.
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## Installation and registration

Open the [Vision Browser website](https://browser.vision/r/ecf2408f-02de-4e4f-bc24-be368ac32325), download the application, and install it.

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Create an account. You will use these credentials to sign in to the application.

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When purchasing a plan, you can use the `PROXYSHARD` promo code for a 20% discount.

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## Create the first profile

1. Open `Profiles`.
2. Go to `Folders` and click `Create folder`.

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Enter a folder name and save it.

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Click `Create profile` inside the folder.

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Generate one SOCKS5 proxy in the ShardX dashboard and copy its connection details.

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    <img src="../../.gitbook/assets/vision-residential-generate-single_white.png" alt="Generating one SOCKS5 proxy in ShardX">
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In the Vision profile settings, open the `SOCKS` tab, enter the proxy details, test the connection, and click `Save`.

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<figure><img src="../../.gitbook/assets/vision-folder-profile-created.png" alt="Created Vision Browser profile"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## Add a proxy list

Open the `Proxies` tab and click `Add proxy`.

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Generate a SOCKS5 proxy list in the ShardX dashboard and copy it.

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Paste the list into the add field. After import, confirm that the connections show `Online`.

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To assign a proxy to an existing profile, click the icon in the `Proxy` column.

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Choose `Select proxy`, select the required connection, and test it.

<figure><img src="../../.gitbook/assets/vision-edit-profile-select-proxy.png" alt="Selecting a proxy for a Vision profile"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

After saving, the assigned proxy appears in the profile row.

<figure><img src="../../.gitbook/assets/vision-profile-proxy-assigned.png" alt="Proxy assigned to a Vision profile"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## Check WebRTC

Start the profile and open [ShardX IP Checker](https://proxyshard.com/ip-checker). The TCP and WebRTC addresses should match.

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