Setting up a proxy in the VMMask anti-detection browser

VMMask is a powerful anti-detect browser designed for managing multiple accounts efficiently. With VMMask, you can create profiles and configure unique fingerprints and proxies for each, ensuring a separate and secure environment for each profile within a single browser window. This feature prevents your profiles from being linked, providing a safe way to use multiple accounts without the risk of being blocked. However, setting up a proxy in VMMask is crucial to maximize its effectiveness.

Step-by-step guide on how to set up a proxy in VMMask

If you're using the VMMask anti-detect browser and need to set up a proxy for your profile, follow these simple steps:

1. Install and launch VMMask. Open the “Profile” tab and click on “Create” to expand the menu.

   

2. From the drop-down menu, select “Create” again.

   

3. In the profile creation menu, enter a name for your profile and configure a unique fingerprint. To add a proxy, choose “Add Proxy IP” in the proxy settings.

   

4. Configure your proxy by selecting the protocol and entering the IP-address and port.

   

5. If you're using private proxies, enter your username and password. Click on “Test Connection” to verify the connection.

   

6. If the connection is successful, you'll see a notification.

   

7. Click on “Save And Open” to open a browser page with the specified proxy settings. If you prefer not to open the browser automatically, click “Save” instead.

   

8. Your newly configured proxy will be listed in the profiles. Click on the launch icon to start using it.

   

9. Your profile is now set up and ready to use.

   

That’s it. With the proxy configured, you can browse the internet anonymously, automate marketing tasks, manage multiple accounts, and bypass geo-blocking.