Step-by-step proxy settings in X-Browser

X-Browser is an anti-detect browser that provides anonymity on the web and helps you manage a large number of accounts at the same time. You can automate social media promotions, create multiple accounts on the same sites, and simply switch between them using tabs. But for maximum protection, we recommend setting up a proxy server.

Video guide for setting up a proxy in X-Browser

Why a proxy is required for X-Browser

If you manage one account from one IP address, such actions will lead to blocking. But after setting up a proxy in X-Browser, each account will have its IP address. So the Google system and other web services will not understand that one person manages all accounts, and this will help to avoid blocking.

How to set up proxy in X-Browser

There is no proxy setting in the browser itself, so you need to set a proxy server in Windows settings, and then change the location in X-Browser.

1. Click on the "Start" button and go to the "Settings" section.



2. Open the "Network Internet" section.



3. Open the "Proxy" settings.



4. In the “Manual Proxy Settings” section, move the switch to the “On” position.



5. Enter your proxy server details below: IP address and Port.



6. In the field below, you can immediately type in the exception sites for which the proxy will not work.



7. Click on the "Save" button to apply changes.



8. If you use private proxies, after configuration, you will see an authorization window pop-up from a default browser. Enter the Username and Password of your proxy server in the lines and click "Sign In".

Now open X-Browser and sign in.

1. Click on the "Add new" button.



2. In the "Proxy location" section, select the country of your proxy server.



3. Fill in the rest of the data to create a profile and click on the "Save Exit" button. Done!

Now you know how to set up a proxy in X-Browser! To completely secure your accounts and data in the anti-detect browser, use reliable personal proxy servers. Then your profiles will be reliably protected from hacking, blocking, and restrictions, and you will always remain anonymous on the network.