Yo, I feel your pain with the `err_no_supported_proxies` error. Puppeteer can be a bit finicky with proxies, especially socks5h.
One thing you can try is using a tunneling service like `ssh` or `proxychains` to route your traffic through the proxy before it hits puppeteer. It’s a bit of a workaround, but it’s saved me a ton of headaches.
Also, check if your proxy provider supports HTTP proxies. Puppeteer tends to play nicer with those. If you’re stuck with socks5h, though, the `puppeteer-extra` plugin might be your best bet.
One thing you can try is using a tunneling service like `ssh` or `proxychains` to route your traffic through the proxy before it hits puppeteer. It’s a bit of a workaround, but it’s saved me a ton of headaches.
Also, check if your proxy provider supports HTTP proxies. Puppeteer tends to play nicer with those. If you’re stuck with socks5h, though, the `puppeteer-extra` plugin might be your best bet.