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Step-by-step proxy settings tutorial for Indigo Browser

Indigo Browser is an anti-detect browser for working and promoting on social networks, which hides browser fingerprints and provides anonymity on the web. Internet marketers and SMM specialists use it to improve the efficiency of traffic arbitrage and "hide" from the security system of web resources. With Indigo Browser, you can create as many accounts as you need and manage them at the same time.

Usually, Facebook or Instagram blocks profiles for having a couple of accounts with the same IP, but only if you do not use Indigo Browser + proxy. This combination will protect all your accounts and help avoid blocking. All you need to do is set up a proxy server for each profile in Indigo Browser.

Video tutorial for proxy configuration in Indigo Browser

How to set up a proxy in Indigo Browser

This browser supports the main types of proxy servers, and the installation itself will not take you much time:

  1. Open your browser and enable the plugin by clicking on the "Plugins" button.

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  2. Find POSSH (Proxy Over SSH) and click on the gear next to it. Then click on the "Activate" button.

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  3. To create a new profile, go to the "New browser profile" section.

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  4. Enter any profile name and select the operating system you would like to use as a fingerprint.

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  5. Click on "Edit proxy settings".

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  6. In the opened window, select the type of proxy server.

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  7. Enter the data: IP address, port, username, password.

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  8. To check if the proxy is working, click on the "Check Proxy" button, and you will see the results of the check below.

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  9. Close this window and click on the "Get new fingerprint” button below. The proxy setting is completed! You can start working safely with Indigo Browser.

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Conclusion

Indigo Browser is a great app to promote your business or blog on social media. You will be able to achieve great success in the promotion if following the rule “1 account per 1 proxy” and use high-quality private proxy servers. They will provide a great browser speed, protect you from blocking and increase the efficiency of Indigo Browser.