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I'd like to assign proxies to open with multiple tabs, but it's only using my ip on my phone. I'm fairly new to python, and I've attempted to look up how to do this, but I guess what's out there isn't directly answering what I want to know, if that makes sense. Any help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!! I'm open to also changing the entire code if need be.

import webbrowser

proxies = :{

'https' : ' xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.:xxxx', xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.:xxxx
}

url = ('httpsbin.org/ip')
url1 = ('httpsbin.org/ip')
url2 = ('httpsbin.org/ip')

webbroswer.open(url, proxies)
webbroswer.open_new_tab(url1, proxies)
webbroswer.open_new_tab(url2, proxies)

I even tried using proxies=proxies instead of just "proxies"

I don't think webbrowser has proxy support. See https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/3708/use-objc_util-and-nsurlconnection-to-make-a-get-request/5 for a way to use lower level requests.

From what I read, WKWebView cannot be made to use an NSUrlSession, but maybe @mikael knows. You could probably implement a callback that uses the above retrieve the content, then uses load_html to display.
@mikael, does WKWebView support

@ovrnghtshft, I have not found any new possibilities beyond what @JonB said.

Just checking: have you tried setting proxies globally in iOS settings, or is that not appropriate for your use case?

@JonB Thanks for the info, I'll definitely be looking into this!!

@mikael No I haven't tried that, but will it allow me to rotate or assign the proxies to separate tabs? Also, will that work w/ webbrowser? I'll definitely give it a try! Thanks again for the insight/input! If you happen to have any examples, please point me to them.

@mikael okay, that worked perfectly with webbroswer, now i just need to figure out if I can assign multiple proxies..thanks again!