Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided Better Jun 2026

If you are using OpenBullet for web testing or data scraping, encountering the error is a common roadblock. This error essentially means there is a mismatch between the information in your wordlist and the requirements of the configuration (.anom or .loli) you are running .

: Verify the format required by the config author. Usually, this is listed in the config's notes or the block of the LoliScript. Config Version Incompatibility : You are trying to run an OpenBullet 1 OpenBullet 2 (Native) without importing it correctly, or vice-versa.

Once your wordlist passes the initial regex validation, you can set up Data Rules to apply additional config-specific checks before processing:

field. It will show you exactly what format the config expects (e.g., Are you trying to run a specific data format like a combo list, or is this happening with Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided

If the config requires a custom format not available in OpenBullet by default, you'll need to add it manually:

When you see the "does not support" error, it means there is a

Which of OpenBullet are you running (Legacy, SilverBullet, or OpenBullet 2)? If you are using OpenBullet for web testing

OpenBullet configs are scripted to handle specific data formats. When you load a wordlist, the software checks if the data structure matches the input variables defined in the config. The most common conflicts are:

username:password123

Click and navigate to the Settings > Data (or "Other Options") section. Locate the Allowed Wordlist Types list. Usually, this is listed in the config's notes

Each config has an "Allowed Wordlist Types" setting. If your wordlist is categorized as Credentials but the config only allows MailPass , the runner will block the job.

If you load a User:Pass wordlist, but the Config is set to expect an Email:Pass format, OpenBullet will reject the input because it doesn't know how to handle the data structure (or the config has validation logic checking for @ symbols that aren't there).