openbullet this config does not support the provided wordlist type

OpenBullet has separate input sections for:

Make sure you’re loading the wordlist into the right tab.


User reports:

Config “Spotify Checker” fails with: this config does not support the provided wordlist type

Diagnosis:

Solution:
Convert email onlyemail:pass using : as delimiter and adding a placeholder password (e.g., test):

john@gmail.com:test
jane@gmail.com:test

Result: Config accepts the wordlist and runs.


One of the most confusing aspects for new users is that OpenBullet defines the name of the Wordlist Type in a global settings file (Settings.ini).

If you download a config from a forum and it requires a specific Wordlist Type (e.g., "MyCustomCombo"), OpenBullet will check your Settings.ini to see if "MyCustomCombo" exists. If it doesn't, the config cannot map the variables, resulting in the error.

If your usernames are real emails (e.g., john@example.com as username), but the config expects email:password, you can reuse the same file by changing the wordlist type inside OpenBullet without editing the file.

But if the usernames are not emails (e.g., john123), you cannot convert logically. You need a real email:pass list instead.

Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided Wordlist Type May 2026

OpenBullet has separate input sections for:

Make sure you’re loading the wordlist into the right tab.


User reports:

Config “Spotify Checker” fails with: this config does not support the provided wordlist type

Diagnosis:

Solution:
Convert email onlyemail:pass using : as delimiter and adding a placeholder password (e.g., test):

john@gmail.com:test
jane@gmail.com:test

Result: Config accepts the wordlist and runs. OpenBullet has separate input sections for:


One of the most confusing aspects for new users is that OpenBullet defines the name of the Wordlist Type in a global settings file (Settings.ini).

If you download a config from a forum and it requires a specific Wordlist Type (e.g., "MyCustomCombo"), OpenBullet will check your Settings.ini to see if "MyCustomCombo" exists. If it doesn't, the config cannot map the variables, resulting in the error. Make sure you’re loading the wordlist into the right tab

If your usernames are real emails (e.g., john@example.com as username), but the config expects email:password, you can reuse the same file by changing the wordlist type inside OpenBullet without editing the file.

But if the usernames are not emails (e.g., john123), you cannot convert logically. You need a real email:pass list instead. User reports: