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Proxies & IP masking FAQ
Written by Yelena Varabyeva
Updated on July 27th, 2024
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The importance of proxies
While Multilogin masks all the necessary browser fingerprints, a proxy helps to mask your real IP and IP-dependent parameters so that you are not detected. You should use a different proxy for each browser profile where you have a separate account on your target website.
We recommend using high-quality proxies from reputable providers. Poor-quality proxies might reveal your real information or end up on a blacklist, making it easier for websites to spot them. This could lead to restrictions or even a ban on your account.
How to use proxies
- Сheck your agent status in the top right corner: it should be connected
- Click “Location & Proxy“ in profile settings
- Select the proxy type (HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5)
- Put your proxy details into the fields below (IP or host, port, login, password)
- Click “Check proxy“: you should see a message “Proxy check passed“
Proxy test failed? Check out this guide.
How do I know my proxy type?
You can check it with your proxy provider or find out on your own.
To see if your proxy is residential or datacenter, head over to browserleaks.com/ip and look for the "Usage Type" parameter. Alternatively, see the "ISP" parameter right above and google its name:
- If the ISP is a web hosting company, you most likely have a datacenter proxy
- If the ISP offers wireless communications, telephone, data/broadband and internet services, the proxy should be residential
Can I use a VPN or proxy apps with Multilogin?
Third-party apps like antivirus, firewalls, VPN apps, and certain proxy applications (Proxifier and SocksEscort) installed on your computer may conflict with Multilogin. We recommend uninstalling such apps, but you can also try to disable them or whitelist Multilogin and its folders in their settings.
If you want to utilize Multilogin with a VPN, please note that only OpenVPN protocol is supported.
Keep in mind that if you are using a VPN, you typically won't be able to assign different IP addresses to each browser profile and work with several profiles at the same time. In this case, you will have to work with browser profiles one-by-one and change the IP address before opening each browser profile individually.
Do I need a new proxy for each browser profile?
If you are using Multilogin for multiple accounts – then yes, it is better to have a different IP (proxy) for each browser profile to make sure they have different IP-dependent data.
If you use a 4G hotspot, you need to restart it to get a new IP.