Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided Wordlist Type -

If your wordlist is correct but the format is wrong, you need to convert it.

Here, you will see a list of available wordlist types (e.g., Credentials , Email:Pass , User:Pass ).

Go to the Config Manager and select the config you want to use.

Navigate to your OpenBullet directory on your local machine. You will find a file named Environment.ini (typically located under OB2\UserData\Environment.ini or the main OpenBullet directory). If your wordlist is correct but the format

Look for the configuration header metadata, specifically the line starting with AllowedWordlistTypes . Modify or add your target type to the array. For example:

You can check the wordlist types a config allows in . Simply navigate to Configs → select your config → view the "Allowed Wordlist Types" section, which will show you exactly which types will work.

If you are using legacy versions, upgrading to OpenBullet 2 can offer better compatibility and more flexible built-in data type management features via its updated web UI. Navigate to your OpenBullet directory on your local machine

For many users, this error can be confusing, especially if the wordlist appears to be in the correct format. In fact, the error is so common that it's been the subject of numerous discussions and GitHub issues. This article explains what this error actually means, why it occurs, and provides a step-by-step guide on how to resolve it.

A Wordlist Type defines the format and structure of your input data. It determines how OpenBullet reads, validates, and splits your wordlist into variables that the config can use. Think of it as a data format specification that tells the software how to interpret each line of your wordlist. Different web forms, APIs, and scraping targets require different input structures.

: OpenBullet defaults to using a colon ( : ) to split data. If your file uses semicolons ( ; ) or commas ( , ), the parser will fail. Change the delimiter in the Environment settings or use a text editor to find and replace the characters. Modify or add your target type to the array

💡 Always double-check the "Type" dropdown when adding a new wordlist to the Wordlist Manager.

Change the type to match your file (e.g., if your list is user:pass , ensure the type is set to Credentials or Default ). 2. Verify Your Wordlist Format

Here’s a helpful article you can use to understand and resolve the error: