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Proxies & IP masking

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HTTP and Socks proxies

Multilogin doesn't provide proxies, but it supports multiple proxy connections types and can be integrated with most third party solutions. This article covers working with IP and password authenticated proxies of several types: HTTP, Socks 5 and Socks 4.

Updated 1 month ago by Yelena

Proxy over SSH (POSSH)

A POSSH plugin allows your browser profile to connect via an SSH server as a Socks proxy. The traffic enters the Socks proxy running in your profile, and the SSH server forwards it through the SSH connection.

Updated 1 month ago by Yelena

Custom DNS

Proxies of certain providers may leak your actual DNS server IP address. Likewise, accessing certain services through their affiliate DNS servers may reveal your real IP. Learn how to prevent this in this article.

Updated 1 month ago by Yelena

Multilogin and 4G/5G connection

In this article, we'll discuss how to use 4G/5G connection on your mobile device as an alternative to a proxy.

Updated 1 month ago by Yelena

Testing a proxy

The majority of profile issues are caused by a malfunctioning proxy. In this article, you will learn how to check your proxy connection using two methods.

Updated 1 month ago by Lierence Lim

Choosing a proxy type

Understanding different proxy types can help you make informed decisions about choosing the best IP-masking solution when working with Multilogin profiles.

Updated 1 month ago by Yana Shch

Proxies & IP masking FAQ

Do you provide proxies? Do I need a new proxy for each browser profile? Can I use a VPN or proxy apps with Multilogin? Find answers in this article.

Updated 1 month ago by Yelena