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A browser's proxy routes are set when it is created and cannot be changed afterwards, so the route can only get an available proxy in a new browser. Also point to support when the route's proxy still exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The retry advice for
destination_route_unavailablesaid to assign an available proxy to the route or remove the route. A browser'snetwork.proxy_routesare set when the browser is created, and the update endpoint doesn't acceptnetwork, so neither change is possible on a running browser. The row now says to create a new browser whose route uses an available proxy, or one without the route.It also adds what to do when the route's proxy still exists, since deletion isn't the only cause: contact support with the error code.
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