How to Set Up Proxies in AEZAKMI

AEZAKMI is an anti-detect browser designed for creating isolated browser profiles for multi-accounting, automation, and working with various online platforms. However, proper profile isolation involves more than browser fingerprints alone – network settings also play an important role.

Using dedicated proxies allows you to assign a unique IP address to each profile and reduce overlaps between accounts. This is especially important when working with advertising platforms, social networks, marketplaces, and other services that analyze network-related signals.

In this guide, we’ll look at two ways to configure proxies in AEZAKMI and show how to quickly assign an IP address to a new profile.

Why Use Proxies in AEZAKMI

When managing multiple accounts, the browser profile and IP address together form a user’s environment. If several profiles share the same connection, platforms may detect links between them.

Proxies help create separate network environments for each profile and allow you to:

• use different geolocations
• distribute accounts across multiple IPs
• reduce the number of security checks
• work with multiple platforms simultaneously
• run automation with fewer restrictions

If you’d like to learn more about how proxies work, we recommend reading:

👉 What Is a Proxy Server?

Setting Up a Proxy in AEZAKMI

Step 1. Create a Profile

Open the All Profiles section and click Create Profile.

A profile creation window will appear. On the Basic tab, enter a profile name, choose a folder if needed, and add notes.

Then switch to the Proxy tab.

Step 2. Configure the Proxy

AEZAKMI supports two proxy setup methods:

• Quick Input
• Manual Input

Method 1. Quick Input

Quick Input allows you to add a proxy using a single line without manually filling out every field.

Open the Quick Input tab and paste your proxy information in one of the supported formats.

For example:

socks5://username:password@host:port

or

host:port:username:password

AEZAKMI will automatically recognize the connection details and populate the required fields.

After pasting the proxy, click Apply, then save the profile using Save Profile.

Method 2. Manual Input

If you prefer manual configuration, open the Manual Input tab.

Specify:

• proxy type (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5)
• IP address or domain
• port
• username
• password

Once all information has been entered, click Save Profile.

This option is useful when you need to verify settings manually or use a custom proxy configuration.

Step 3. Launch the Profile

After saving, the profile will appear in the All Profiles list.

Make sure the assigned proxy is displayed next to the profile, then start the browser session by clicking Launch.

Step 4. Manage Proxies Through the Proxies Section

If you plan to use the same proxies across multiple profiles, it is more convenient to add them first through the Proxies section.

Open Proxies from the left-hand menu and click Add Proxy.

The following import options are available:

• Quick Input – add a proxy using a single line
• Bulk Input – import multiple proxies at once
• Manual Input – manually enter connection details

For quick setup, simply paste your proxy in one of the supported formats, such as:

socks5://username:password@host:port

or

host:port:username:password

AEZAKMI will automatically detect the connection format and fill in the required settings. Then click Add Proxy.

Saved proxies will appear in the list and can be selected when creating new profiles. This approach is particularly useful when working with large numbers of accounts and provides centralized proxy management.

Checking Network Settings

Before getting started, it is recommended to verify that your IP address is detected correctly and matches the intended location.

You can use the following tools:

👉 Check your current IP address: IP Lookup
👉 Test proxy functionality: Proxy Checker
👉 Analyze the connection route: IP Trace

Best Proxy Types for AEZAKMI Browser

If you’re unsure which proxy type fits your needs, we recommend reading:

👉 Residential vs Datacenter vs ISP Proxies

Common Use Cases for AEZAKMI Browser

AEZAKMI Browser is frequently used for:

• multi-account management
• advertising account operations
• affiliate marketing
• automation workflows
• marketplace management
• web service testing

You may also find these guides useful:

• Proxy Setup in HotLogin
• Proxy Setup in Dolphin Anty

What to Do If a Proxy Isn’t Working

The profile won’t launch

Check that the proxy format and credentials are correct.

The location is detected incorrectly

Make sure the selected proxy belongs to the intended region.

Websites load slowly

Try another server or switch to a different proxy type.

Additional verification requests appear

Use higher-quality IP addresses and avoid excessive activity.

Best Practices

For more reliable operation in AEZAKMI, we recommend:

• using a separate proxy for each profile
• avoiding GEO changes during active sessions
• separating work and testing accounts
• checking IP quality before launch
• monitoring proxy status regularly