Once the formats align, the error will disappear — and your config will run as intended.

To help you get this resolved quickly, could you share a bit more context? Let me know: What are you currently running? What is the exact, full text of the error message?

Click (or open the .opk / .anom file in a text editor like Notepad++). Look at the metadata header or settings panel.

Open the config in the Stacker view. Check the Settings tab and ensure the required wordlist type is enabled or selected under the allowed types. Save the config. Troubleshooting Checklist

Ensure every single line follows the exact format required. For a standard credentials configuration, every line must contain a separator (usually a colon : ) separating the two components.

Use text utility tools to strip improper syntax, blank lines, or spaces from your wordlists before importing them into OpenBullet.

If a config expects a single token per line (like an API key) but you load a standard colon-separated combo list, it throws this error. 3. Missing Custom Types

Ensure your imported proxies match the protocol selected in the runner dropdown (HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5). Step 3: Check Config Source Code for Hardcoded Blocks

Troubleshooting OpenBullet: "This config does not support the provided..." Error

To resolve this issue, work through the following solutions sequentially. Step 1: Verify the Wordlist Type Settings

OpenBullet configs are highly specific. Developers design them to accept precise inputs to ensure the automation logic works correctly. When a configuration file expects one type of data but receives another, OpenBullet halts the process to prevent false negatives or software crashes.

What does a from your wordlist look with sensitive data obscured? Are you using OpenBullet 1 or OpenBullet 2 (SilverBullet) ?

A: Ensure your config supports the wordlist type. Re-import the wordlist with a different type (like Default ) or check the config's settings for specific data requirements.