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Setting up a proxy in the Omnilogin antidetect browser

Anastasia Lukinova
Anastasia Lukinova
10 June 2024 • 2 min read

Using the Omnilogin antidetect browser, you can create a separate virtual environment for working with social networks and other web resources. The browser provides functionality for setting up a separate fingerprint for each profile. This allows you to configure individual local storage files, caches, and cookies that will only be associated with one specific profile. Omnilogin also allows you to automate any repetitive tasks using a local API, Selenium WebDriver, and Puppeteer.

In addition, it is easy to configure business processes in the Omnilogin anti-detect browser. With features such as browser profile sharing and transfer, users can easily control the visibility and sharing of profiles with team members. Tasks can be easily delegated between users since account creation and development can be handled by different employees in the same work environment. In addition, when using a proxy and setting up a separate fingerprint for each profile, traffic encryption is ensured, as well as bypassing detection systems.

Video guide for setting up a proxy in Omnilogin

Step-by-step proxy setup in Omnilogin

The anti-detect browser has functionality for setting up a proxy, which allows each profile to have a separate IP address. Here's how to do it:

  1. Open your browser and navigate to the “Profile Management” section to create a new profile.

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  2. Set a name for the profile. You can either use the default group or create a new one for better organization.

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  3. To set up a proxy, choose “Custom” from the drop-down menu next to “Proxy” to access additional proxy settings. Select the proxy protocol type and then enter the IP address.

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  4. Specify the port, and if it’s a private proxy, enter your username and password.

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  5. Test the functionality of the Omnilogin anti-detect browser with the proxy server by clicking the button next to the “Proxy” column.

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  6. If the setup is successful, you will see a notification confirming the successful configuration.

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  7. Complete the browser profile setup by selecting the desired operating system and browser type to create a new profile fingerprint.

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  8. Click on “OK” to finalize the configuration of your new profile with its associated proxy.

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This process completes the proxy setup in Omnilogin, allowing you to assign each profile a unique IP address, essential for accessing blocked sites and performing automated actions effectively.

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Anastasia Lukinova

Anastasia Lukinova

Editor & Content Manager @ Proxy-Seller
Editor & Content Manager at Proxy-Seller. Writes step-by-step how-to guides on proxy setup and tool configuration — every workflow is verified end-to-end before publication.

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