If a config is hardcoded to accept only Credentials (formatted as username:password ), but you attempt to run it using a wordlist imported as Emails (formatted as email@domain.com ), OpenBullet triggers this error to prevent the runner from processing incompatible data. How Wordlist Types Work in OpenBullet
Before diving into solutions, it's important to understand what "wordlist type" actually means in OpenBullet.
Interesting takeaway : OpenBullet 1.5.0 introduced stricter validation, causing older configs to break if they assume automatic type conversion. If a config is hardcoded to accept only
Key insights:
Sometimes the wordlist's internal structure doesn't match any built‑in type. For example, your lines might be username|password instead of username:password , or you have three fields instead of two. Edit your target config and open the Settings menu panel
Open the OpenBullet 2 Web UI and select from the left navigation panel. Edit your target config and open the Settings menu panel. Locate the Data / Wordlists tab.
Fixing OpenBullet Error: "This config does not support the provided wordlist type" for example: Inside an OpenBullet config
The error appears when, for example:
Inside an OpenBullet config, there’s a hidden definition called the (set by the config creator). This setting determines how the tool splits each line of your wordlist into variables (e.g., EMAIL , PASSWORD , CUSTOM1 , etc.).
Sometimes the error is due to a simple oversight: