I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in **GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium** who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

* Proxy hosted on an Android phone via **Termux**. * Automation stack: **Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK**. * Proxy is exposed through a **Pinggy TCP tunnel** (e.g. `tcp://<host>:<port>`).

Current Behavior

* The proxy works correctly on my phone. * The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application. * GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy). * When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

* Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does **not** solve the issue. * The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access. * The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does **not** occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm **not** looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in **GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium** who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

* Proxy hosted on an Android phone via **Termux**. * Automation stack: **Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK**. * Proxy is exposed through a **Pinggy TCP tunnel** (e.g. `tcp://<host>:<port>`).

Current Behavior

* The proxy works correctly on my phone. * The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application. * GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy). * When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

* Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does **not** solve the issue. * The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access. * The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does **not** occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm **not** looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

I'm using the GoLogin Python SDK with Selenium to automate a GoLogin profile.

Environment

- Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux

- Automation: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK

- Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. "tcp://<host>:<port>").

Behavior
- The proxy works correctly on my phone.
- The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin application.
- GoLogin's proxy checker reports the proxy as valid (appears to identify it as SOCKS5).
- When the same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium opens the browser successfully, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection (pages keep loading or display connection errors).

Additional Testing

- Removing proxy configuration from the Python code does not solve the issue.
- The browser launched by the SDK still has no internet.
- The issue does not occur when opening the profile manually.

Has anyone experienced a GoLogin Python SDK session where the profile works manually, but the SDK-launched browser has no internet despite a valid proxy? Are there known issues with SDK versions, Orbita, ChromeDriver, or profile startup that could cause this behavior?

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

• Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux.
• Automation stack: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK.
• Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. tcp://<host>:<port>).

Current Behavior

• The proxy works correctly on my phone.
• The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application.
• GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy).
• When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

• Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does not solve the issue.
• The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access.
• The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does not occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm not looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

• Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux.
• Automation stack: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK.
• Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. tcp://<host>:<port>).

Current Behavior

• The proxy works correctly on my phone.
• The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application.
• GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy).
• When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

• Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does not solve the issue.
• The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access.
• The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does not occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm not looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

• Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux.
• Automation stack: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK.
• Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. tcp://<host>:<port>).

Current Behavior

• The proxy works correctly on my phone.
• The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application.
• GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy).
• When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

• Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does not solve the issue.
• The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access.
• The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does not occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm not looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

• Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux.
• Automation stack: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK.
• Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. tcp://<host>:<port>).

Current Behavior

• The proxy works correctly on my phone.
• The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application.
• GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy).
• When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

• Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does not solve the issue.
• The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access.
• The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does not occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm not looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection—it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

• Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux.
• Automation stack: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK.
• Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. tcp://<host>:<port>).

Current Behavior

• The proxy works correctly on my phone.
• The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application.
• GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy).
• When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

• Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does not solve the issue.
• The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access.
• The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does not occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm not looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

$15/hr

I'm looking for a developer with strong experience in GoLogin, proxies, Python automation, and Selenium who can diagnose and fix an issue with my automation setup.

My Python automation is already built. It successfully connects to my GoLogin profile, launches the browser, and navigates to the target website. However, when the browser is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, every website behaves as if there is no internet connection it either keeps loading indefinitely or displays connection errors.

Environment

• Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux.
• Automation stack: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK.
• Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. tcp://<host>:<port>).

Current Behavior

• The proxy works correctly on my phone.
• The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin desktop application.
• GoLogin's Proxy Checker reports the proxy as valid (it appears to detect it as a SOCKS5 proxy).
• When the exact same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium successfully opens the browser, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection.

Additional Testing Already Performed

• Removing the proxy configuration from my Python code does not solve the issue.
• The browser launched through the GoLogin SDK still has no internet access.
• The issue only occurs when launching the profile through the GoLogin Python SDK. It does not occur when opening the profile manually through the GoLogin application.

What I'm Looking For

I'm looking for someone who can:

1. Surgically identify the root cause of the issue.
2. Explain exactly why it's happening.
3. Fix the problem in a clean, reliable way.
4. Explain what was changed and why it resolves the issue.
5. Ensure my automation is stable and continues working reliably going forward.

I'm not looking for someone to guess or simply try random fixes. I want someone who can methodically debug the problem, determine the actual cause, and provide a robust, maintainable solution with a clear explanation of the findings.

I'm using the GoLogin Python SDK with Selenium to automate a GoLogin profile.

Environment

- Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux

- Automation: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK

- Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. "tcp://<host>:<port>").

Behavior
- The proxy works correctly on my phone.
- The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin application.
- GoLogin's proxy checker reports the proxy as valid (appears to identify it as SOCKS5).
- When the same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium opens the browser successfully, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection (pages keep loading or display connection errors).

Additional Testing

- Removing proxy configuration from the Python code does not solve the issue.
- The browser launched by the SDK still has no internet.
- The issue does not occur when opening the profile manually.

Has anyone experienced a GoLogin Python SDK session where the profile works manually, but the SDK-launched browser has no internet despite a valid proxy? Are there known issues with SDK versions, Orbita, ChromeDriver, or profile startup that could cause this behavior?

I'm using the GoLogin Python SDK with Selenium to automate a GoLogin profile.

Environment

- Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux

- Automation: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK

- Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. "tcp://<host>:<port>").

Behavior
- The proxy works correctly on my phone.
- The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin application.
- GoLogin's proxy checker reports the proxy as valid (appears to identify it as SOCKS5).
- When the same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium opens the browser successfully, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection (pages keep loading or display connection errors).

Additional Testing

- Removing proxy configuration from the Python code does not solve the issue.
- The browser launched by the SDK still has no internet.
- The issue does not occur when opening the profile manually.

Has anyone experienced a GoLogin Python SDK session where the profile works manually, but the SDK-launched browser has no internet despite a valid proxy? Are there known issues with SDK versions, Orbita, ChromeDriver, or profile startup that could cause this behavior?

I'm using the GoLogin Python SDK with Selenium to automate a GoLogin profile.

Environment

- Proxy hosted on an Android phone via Termux

- Automation: Python + Selenium + GoLogin Python SDK

- Proxy is exposed through a Pinggy TCP tunnel (e.g. "tcp://<host>:<port>").

Behavior
- The proxy works correctly on my phone.
- The GoLogin profile works correctly when launched manually from the GoLogin application.
- GoLogin's proxy checker reports the proxy as valid (appears to identify it as SOCKS5).
- When the same profile is launched through the GoLogin Python SDK, Selenium opens the browser successfully, but every website behaves as if there is no internet connection (pages keep loading or display connection errors).

Additional Testing

- Removing proxy configuration from the Python code does not solve the issue.
- The browser launched by the SDK still has no internet.
- The issue does not occur when opening the profile manually.

Has anyone experienced a GoLogin Python SDK session where the profile works manually, but the SDK-launched browser has no internet despite a valid proxy? Are there known issues with SDK versions, Orbita, ChromeDriver, or profile startup that could cause this behavior?

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anyone can help?

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