Facebook proxy

Yea, use static isp proxies, which are ips sold and used exclusively by you.
 
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After updating user agent to latest version and a restart I was able to enter fb.
 
the proxy is blocking this site, use mobile proxies, they are of better quality, and check if the real location of the proxy, facebook is not blocked
 
artificials said:
Tryin to access facebook with a proxy and I see a white page that says: "The site can't be reached." Just like when you are offline and trying to open a site.

Is this a problem with proxy or browser? and what could be the reason?
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means the proxy is likely banned from facevook already
 
artificials said:
Tryin to access facebook with a proxy and I see a white page that says: "The site can't be reached." Just like when you are offline and trying to open a site.

Is this a problem with proxy or browser? and what could be the reason?
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I think you should login with clean and secure proxy then it will be better, we have a lot of such accounts
 
This type of message can be caused by the proxy itself, especially if the IP is blocked by Facebook or comes from a datacenter. Facebook tends to heavily filter these IPs. Another possibility is DNS resolution failure or unstable proxy-side network settings. Try switching to a different proxy type, like a mobile one, which usually has a much lower block rate. Also make sure no special authentication is required (user:pass or IP whitelisting), and test in incognito mode to rule out cache or extension conflicts.
 
Facebook has started blocking all proxies, including Bright Data’s residential and mobile proxies, which is causing users to appear offline and chats to fail to load. Even VPN works, but not premium proxies.
 
Uh-oh! A blank page means your browser can’t talk to Facebook. Try these simple checks:

  1. Proxy info
    Did you type the right proxy address and port?
  2. Proxy power
    Is the proxy actually turned on and reachable?
  3. Secure lock
    Some proxies can’t do “lock-key” (HTTPS). Make sure yours can.
  4. Name finder
    Your computer needs to look up facebook.com (DNS). Try 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1.
  5. New browser
    Try another browser (or incognito) to rule out browser quirks.
 
That error usually points to a proxy issue, not the browser. It could mean the proxy IP is dead, blocked by Facebook, or misconfigured (wrong port, no internet access, or DNS issues). Try testing the proxy on a tool like Whoer.net or switch to another one to confirm.
 
This problem occurs due to poor quality proxies, try changing to better ones. I also recommend using a good anti-detect browser.
 
artificials said:
Tryin to access facebook with a proxy and I see a white page that says: "The site can't be reached." Just like when you are offline and trying to open a site.

Is this a problem with proxy or browser? and what could be the reason?
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Do you have the same problem when using this proxy on other sites? It is best to switch to another residential proxy provider.
 
It’s likely an issue with the proxy. The IP address may be blocked by Facebook, or the proxy settings could be incorrect. Try using a different proxy (preferably residential or mobile) and double-check your connection settings - IP, port, username/password, and protocol.
 
Hidemyacc Global said:
Do you have the same problem when using this proxy on other sites? It is best to switch to another residential proxy provider.
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Other sites where fine. Don't know why it happened. Later, I tried again and I could enter, apparently the ip changes.
 
Proxy quality is a real issue these days. Most if not all providers give poor proxies. Finding a zero fraud score proxy is like finding a needle in haystack!
 
landaida said:
what proxy services are consider good currently?
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Unfortunately, I can't recommend you quality proxies. As was said earlier, it's quite difficult to do. Therefore, it's better to look for reviews of services on BHW and start from there.
 
It depends, it could be an issue with the proxy or how you applied it to your settings or tools. Better check which caused it exactly before deciding if you need to change proxies, use different anti-detect browsers/configs and etc.
 
A lot of the time it’s the proxy. Facebook is super sensitive and blocks a lot of datacenter and overused IPs. If you’re using a cheap or public proxy, it’s probably blacklisted. Try switching to a residential or mobile proxy with low usage history.
 
Could be a proxy issue check if the proxy is working or try a different one. Also, ensure your browser isn’t blocking the connection or try refreshing the page.
 
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