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Mobile OSes don’t have system-wide HTTP proxy support out of the box (Wi-Fi-level only). For app-specific or system-wide proxying you need a helper app.

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Android

Super Proxy routes all device traffic through your proxy.
  1. Install Super Proxy
  2. Add new proxy: , Protocol: HTTP or SOCKS5 , Host, port, username, password from EclipseProxy generator
  3. Save and connect
You’ll see a VPN icon in the status bar: that’s normal, Super Proxy uses Android’s VPN API.

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Other Android proxy apps

  • ProxyDroid (rooted devices only)
  • Drony (also VPN-based)

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Wi-Fi-level proxy

Settings → Wi-Fi → long-press network → Modify → Advanced → Proxy → Manual. Enter host and port. Credentials prompted. Limitation: only proxies HTTP from the system browser. Most apps ignore it. Use Super Proxy for app-level traffic.

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iOS

Premium apps from the App Store that support HTTP and SOCKS5 system-wide.
  1. Open Potatso (or Shadowrocket)
  2. New proxy → HTTP or SOCKS5
  3. Server, port, credentials
  4. Connect

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Wi-Fi-level proxy

Settings → Wi-Fi → tap your network → Configure Proxy → Manual. Enter server and port. Username/password fields available. Same limitation as Android: only system-aware traffic uses it.

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Common issues

Check protocol (HTTP port 5555, SOCKS5 port 6666), verify full username includes geo and session segments, test in Safari to isolate the issue.
Set port explicitly (5555 for HTTP, 6666 for SOCKS5). If copied from desktop, verify port matches what Mobile expects.
Mobile uses _ between segments (not - like Residential):
emob_yourname:password_country-US_city-austin_session-X_lifetime-30
See Mobile setup for full format.