Proxy settings tutorial for Aezakmi Browser

AEZAKMI is an anti-detect browser that will replace several devices at once and ensure anonymity on the web. This is a great option for working with multi-accounts, promotion in social networks, traffic arbitrage, and just for safe web surfing. But all this is possible if you use a browser along with a proxy.

Why do you need a proxy for AEZAKMI

Anti-detect browser will replace your computer's fingerprints and thus make you anonymous. You need a proxy server to create and edit your personal Aezakmi profile. You will be able to “move" around the network, changing IP addresses and location, and web resources will not be able to track and block you.

A proxy will help you bypass regional restrictions, open access to blocked sites, and greatly secure your Aezakmi profile.

How to set up a proxy in AEZAKMI

1. Open a browser and log in.
2. On the main page, select the "Create new profile" tab.



3. Fill in the profile data: Operating system, browser, screen resolution, video card. Then click "Generate".



4. Enter any Profile Name below.



5. Move the toggle to the “On” position next to "Enable proxy".



6. Select the type of your proxy server below and enter the data: IP address, port, username. and password.



7. Check if your proxy operates properly. To do this, click on the "Check Proxy" button, and after checking is finished you will see the result.



8. If everything is configured properly, click on the "Save" button.



9. Now you need to activate the proxy server. Click on the star icon on the top bar.



10. Select the proxy you just added and click on the "A-E-Z-A-K-M-I" button. Done! Your profile is now working through a proxy.

You can create as many profiles as you like and bind proxies to them with IP addresses. To work in Aezakmi Browser, choose high-quality personal proxies - they will secure all accounts as much as possible, and you will discover the unlimited possibilities of the Internet. Try to use 1 proxy per 1 profile so that each of them will be tracked as a regular person on the network, with a personal IP address and location.