HotLogin
Windows and macOS browser profiles with per-profile proxy settings
HotLogin describes itself as an anti-detect fingerprint browser for multi-account management. Its Chinese site uses the name 火云浏览器 (Huoyun Browser), and its About page names Nanjing Wuling Network Technology Co., Ltd., headquartered in Nanjing, as the company behind it. The help center is written in Chinese. Its add-proxy guide says to confirm proxy details with your proxy provider.
Match the browser and connection requirements
| Requirement | Where it comes from | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Run the desktop application | Windows or macOS | The download page offers builds for Windows (64-bit), macOS (Apple Silicon) and macOS (Intel); Linux is not listed. The Chinese download page states the requirements: Windows 7 or later with a 4-core CPU, 8 GB of memory and at least 50 GB of disk space, or macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later. |
| Separate browser workspaces | HotLogin browser environments | HotLogin calls a profile a browser environment. Its plan FAQ describes each one as an independent browser configuration with its own fingerprint, such as IP, geolocation, cookies, WebGL, WebGPU and Canvas. The creation guide lists a Chrome kernel and Windows or macOS as the operating system a profile presents. The pricing page lists a free plan with 10 profiles and one team member, and paid subscriptions for more. |
| Route a profile through a proxy | Your proxy provider | The provider supplies the host, port and any account name and password. HotLogin’s add-proxy guide lists three proxy types: HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. From version 2.5.1 the host field also accepts a pasted ip:port:account:passwd line and fills in the four fields. |
- Run the desktop application
- Windows or macOS
- The download page offers builds for Windows (64-bit), macOS (Apple Silicon) and macOS (Intel); Linux is not listed. The Chinese download page states the requirements: Windows 7 or later with a 4-core CPU, 8 GB of memory and at least 50 GB of disk space, or macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later.
- Separate browser workspaces
- HotLogin browser environments
- HotLogin calls a profile a browser environment. Its plan FAQ describes each one as an independent browser configuration with its own fingerprint, such as IP, geolocation, cookies, WebGL, WebGPU and Canvas. The creation guide lists a Chrome kernel and Windows or macOS as the operating system a profile presents. The pricing page lists a free plan with 10 profiles and one team member, and paid subscriptions for more.
- Route a profile through a proxy
- Your proxy provider
- The provider supplies the host, port and any account name and password. HotLogin’s add-proxy guide lists three proxy types: HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. From version 2.5.1 the host field also accepts a pasted ip:port:account:passwd line and fills in the four fields.
For teams, the roles guide describes super administrator, administrator, manager and member roles. Groups of profiles can be authorized to chosen members, and administrators can view a log of the IP changes recorded when members launch profiles.
Proxy setup and checks
- 1. Install the client
- Download the build for your system from the download page. On a Mac, the install guide says to check About This Mac for the chip type and choose the Intel or Apple build to match. Start the client and sign in; the registration guide covers sign-up by email, phone number or Google.
- 2. Create the profile and add the proxy
- In the profile creation guide, the proxy section defaults to direct mode, which uses your device’s own network. Choose HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 to match your provider, then enter the host and port, plus the proxy account and password if your provider issues them. Before saving, run the proxy check: the guide says it tests whether the proxy works through the IP lookup channel you select, IP2Location or ip-api.
- 3. Match time zone and language
- In the advanced settings of the same form, time zone and language can each be matched to the profile’s IP or set by hand, and geolocation can follow the IP too. WebRTC has four modes: forward, replace, real and disabled. After connecting, confirm the values match the location your provider states.
- 4. Verify inside the opened profile
- In the profile list, select the profile and use the check-proxy button to see the connection test result. HotLogin’s first-use guide says to pass the connection test before opening the target page, and its troubleshooting guide suggests loading a simple public page first. An IP check does not establish destination-site acceptance or account safety.
Explore HotLogin
Visit HotLogin for current downloads, plans and support. The steps here summarize its public pages and its Chinese-language help center; confirm the settings for your own proxy provider before connecting.
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