Getting started
System requirements
Account security
Data safety
Browser profile management
Teamwork 2.0 (available from 5.x version)
Migration of Legacy Profiles
Teamwork 2.0 Functionality
Purchasing Additional Team Members
Creating browser profiles
Mobile browser profiles
Opening and closing browser profiles
Transferring Browser Profiles
Cookie Import
Working with groups
Browser fingerprints
Timezone
WebRTC
Geolocation
Navigator
Fonts
Media devices
Hardware: Canvas
Hardware: AudioContext
Hardware: WebGL
Storage options
Plugins
CookieRobot
Human typing emulation
Proxy settings
Proxies
Proxy over SSH tunnel plugin
Custom DNS
Browser profile configurations
Global profile preferences
Browser profile settings
Integrations
Luminati
Geosurf
911 S5 Proxy
API
A quick guide to starting browser automation
CLI and Local API
Selenium browser automation
Puppeteer browser automation
Troubleshooting
Proxy connection test failed
Timezone by exit IP is missing
Please upgrade Multilogin to launch the profile
There was an issue generating fingerprints based on your criteria. Please contact our support at support@multilogin.com
Browser profile shows "Error" status after closing
Images' colors get distorted after uploading to Facebook.
Multilogin is stuck on the loading screen
The last time you opened Multilogin, it unexpectedly quit while reopening windows
Mimic/Stealthfox executable is not found
Mimic browser is slow
Mimic browser opens a black screen on Windows
Browser profile does not open and shows "Error" status
FAQ
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Software
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Automation/API
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Please check out Best Datacenter and Residential IP proxy provider list. Multilogin neither provides proxies nor has any proxies bundled in. However, it supports multiple connections types and can be…
Updated 11 months ago by Alesja Tsernoseva
Proxy over SSH tunnel plugin allows your browser profiles to connect via an SSH server as a SOCKS proxy. Generally, SSH (stands for "secure shell") is used to securely connect to a remote terminal se…
Proxies of certain providers may leak your actual DNS server IP address. Likewise, accessing certain services through their affiliate DNS servers (e.g. accessing Google through Google DNS) may reveal…
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