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MuLogin
Windows browser profiles with per-profile proxy settings
MuLogin describes its antidetect browser as a way to run separate browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint settings, cookies and local storage. Its proxy FAQ makes a key distinction: the software itself has no proxy IP service, and users obtain proxies from a third party. The connection details for each profile therefore come from your chosen proxy provider.
Match the browser and connection requirements
| Requirement | Where it comes from | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Run the desktop application | Windows, 64-bit recommended | The requirements article lists Windows 11, 10, Server 2016, 8 and 7 and recommends x64 systems; macOS and Linux appear only as browser operating systems a profile can simulate. Review its CPU, memory and disk requirements before installing. |
| Separate browser workspaces | MuLogin browser profiles | The profile settings guide groups basic settings, navigator parameters and fingerprint protection separately from the proxy settings. A new profile does not supply a proxy IP. |
| Route a profile through a proxy | Your proxy provider | The provider supplies the address, port and any login user and password. MuLogin’s proxy guide lists HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxy types. |
- Run the desktop application
- Windows, 64-bit recommended
- The requirements article lists Windows 11, 10, Server 2016, 8 and 7 and recommends x64 systems; macOS and Linux appear only as browser operating systems a profile can simulate. Review its CPU, memory and disk requirements before installing.
- Separate browser workspaces
- MuLogin browser profiles
- The profile settings guide groups basic settings, navigator parameters and fingerprint protection separately from the proxy settings. A new profile does not supply a proxy IP.
- Route a profile through a proxy
- Your proxy provider
- The provider supplies the address, port and any login user and password. MuLogin’s proxy guide lists HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxy types.
For teams, the main/sub-account instruction describes sharing profiles with sub-accounts and a separate Proxy editor permission that lets a sub-account modify the proxy information in shared profiles.
Documented proxy setup and checks
- 1. Create the profile
- Follow the profile settings guide to name the profile and choose its browser type, operating system and fingerprint settings.
- 2. Enter the connection details
- In Basic Configuration, open Proxy settings. Select the proxy type that matches your provider and enter its IP address and port, plus the login user and password if your provider requires them.
- 3. Test the proxy and save
- Click Test proxy information; detailed IP information means the test passed. Save the profile. For a failed test, MuLogin’s troubleshooting article lists causes such as an incorrect proxy type or format, an unstable or expired IP, an exhausted balance and provider whitelist limits.
- 4. Verify inside the opened profile
- Open the saved profile and use an IP-check page to inspect its outgoing address. An IP check does not establish destination-site acceptance or account safety.