Setting up a proxy in the MuLogin antidetect browser

The MuLogin browser offers the convenience of managing multiple profiles, enabling seamless switching without the need for re-authentication. Its antidetect settings allow the creation of numerous accounts with editable access for others, synchronizing user actions in a way not possible with standard browsers. Additionally, MuLogin's Windows version supports API-driven automation for bulk account registration, making it particularly useful for arbitrage purposes.

How to set up a proxy in MuLogin for Windows

Setting up a proxy in the MuLogin antidetect browser is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Install and launch the MuLogin browser. In the “Browser List” section, click “Add browser”.

   

2. In the opened window, under the “Basic Configuration” tab, input a profile name in the “Display name” field for easier identification.

   

3. Navigate to the “Proxy settings” section, scroll to the proxy server settings, and choose a proxy connection protocol from the dropdown menu. For this example, select HTTPS.

   

4. Enter the necessary proxy server details in the designated fields: IP and port. If using private proxies, also input your username and password.

   

Note: To prevent character entry errors, it’s advisable to copy and paste proxy authorization data rather than typing it manually.

5. Verify the IP address connection using the “Check the network” button. A successful connection will display in green.

   

6. Click “Save” to finalize the proxy settings for the profile.

   

The proxy is now configured in the MuLogin antidetect browser, enhancing the security and anonymity of your accounts.