How to Set Up a Proxy in MoreLogin: Step-by-Step Guide

When working with antidetect browsers like MoreLogin, it’s important to consider not only profile settings but also the network environment. Even with a properly configured browser fingerprint, using the same IP across profiles can link accounts together.

Websites analyze not only device parameters but also behavior at the network level — primarily the IP address. That’s why proper proxy setup directly impacts stability and safety.

In MoreLogin, proxies allow each profile to operate with a separate IP, reducing the risk of blocks and making it easier to scale your workflows.

In this guide, we’ll walk through how to connect proxies in MoreLogin and configure them for smooth and reliable performance.

Why You Need Proxies in MoreLogin

MoreLogin isolates browser fingerprints, but the IP address remains a key identification factor for websites.

If multiple profiles share the same IP, they can be linked together, increasing the risk of restrictions.

Using proxies helps you:

• separate accounts from each other
• reduce the risk of bans
• work with different GEO locations
• scale your operations
• simulate real user behavior

👉 Learn more: What is a proxy server

Where to Get Proxy Details in MangoProxy

To configure a proxy in MoreLogin, you need its server address, port, username, and password. This example uses a MangoProxy static ISP proxy, which keeps the IP assigned to you for the paid rental period. If you already have a suitable proxy in your dashboard, you can use it without purchasing another one.

Sign in to your dashboard and open the static ISP proxy list: Static proxies → ISP → Proxy list. Find the required address and check that its status is Active.

Below the table, select SOCKS5. The dashboard screenshot shows HTTP selected, so switch to SOCKS5 before copying the connection details. Choose protocol://login:pass@ip:port as the output format and copy the string.

In this format, protocol identifies the connection type, login is the proxy username, pass is the proxy password, ip is the server address, and port is the connection port. Use the credentials issued with your proxy, rather than your MangoProxy dashboard sign-in.

In MoreLogin, open Proxy, click Add proxy, and choose single proxy setup. Set Proxy type to Socks5. Enter the address and port as ip:port in Proxy server. Enter login in Proxy account and pass in Proxy password.

The Proxy server field takes only the address and port separated by a colon. Leave out socks5://, the username, and the password: the protocol and authentication details have their own fields.

Assign different proxies to profiles that require different public IPs. Reusing one static proxy gives those profiles the same public IP.

Step-by-Step Proxy Setup in MoreLogin

Step 1: Create a Profile

Open MoreLogin and go to the profile management section.

Click the button to create a new profile and open its settings.

Each profile represents a separate browser environment with unique parameters, including fingerprint and network configuration.

Step 2: Add a Proxy

In the profile settings, go to the Proxy section and click Add proxy.

You will be able to choose between:

• single proxy setup
• bulk import

For manual configuration, select single setup.

Then fill in the connection details:

• Proxy Type – HTTP or SOCKS5
• IP channel – usually left as default
• Proxy Server – IP address
• Username / Password – authentication details

You can get these details from your MangoProxy dashboard. Before adding the proxy, it’s recommended to test it.

👉 We recommend checking proxies using: Proxy Checker

Step 3: Additional Settings

If you are using rotating proxies, you can specify a URL for IP rotation. This allows you to refresh the IP without creating a new profile.

There is also an option to monitor IP changes, which helps track address updates during operation.

Step 4: Check the Connection

After entering the details, click Check Proxy.

If everything is set correctly, the system will confirm a successful connection.

Then click Confirm to save the proxy.

Step 5: Launch the Profile

Save the profile and launch it.

The browser will now run using the configured proxy and network settings.

Verify IP and Stability

Before starting, make sure that:

• the IP matches the required GEO
• there are no DNS leaks
• the connection is stable

👉 Additional IP check: IP Lookup

Best Proxy Types to Use

Choosing the right proxy type directly affects performance and the risk of blocks. Learn more:

👉 Types of proxies – residential, datacenter, and ISP

Main Use Cases

MoreLogin with proxies is commonly used for:

• multi-accounting
• traffic arbitrage
• automation
• data scraping
• GEO testing

👉 Also check:

• Proxy setup in BitBrowser
• Proxy setup in AdsPower

What to Do If Proxies Don’t Work Properly

The profile doesn’t connect to the internet via proxy
Check the IP, port, username, and password. Issues are often caused by formatting errors or extra spaces.

Incorrect GEO is displayed
Make sure you are using a proxy from the correct location. If using rotating proxies, verify rotation settings.

Connection check fails
The proxy may be inactive, out of balance, or using an unsupported protocol. Try testing it via a proxy checker.

CAPTCHAs or blocks appear
Reduce activity frequency and check IP quality. For sensitive tasks, use higher-trust proxy types.

Slow loading speed
Try switching servers, GEO, or proxy type. Also check if the IP is overloaded.

Security Tips

• use a separate proxy for each profile
• match proxy GEO with browser settings
• avoid sudden spikes in activity
• use IP rotation for automation
• monitor proxy quality regularly