Setting up a proxy in Linken Sphere

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Apr 17, 2025

Proxy

In this article, we will see how to set up a proxy for the excellent anti-detect browser Linken Sphere. This browser is equipped with a fingerprint protection and spoofing system that allows you to work with multi-accounts, promote on various sites and not worry about blocked accounts. With a properly configured proxy, your IP address will be safely masked.

Let's move on to setting up a proxy in the browser.

## Start the browser and create a session

Open the browser. The interface may be slightly different depending on the version, but the settings are the same. Create a new session: in the new version select “Set up new session”, in the old version select “New identity”. The session setup window will open.

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Figure 1. The interface for setting up a new session in Linken Sphere.

### Session Setup
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Figure 2 The window for creating a new session in Linken Sphere, with basic controls for profile settings.
- Select “Set proxy” from the context menu.

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Figure 3. The proxy configuration dialog box in Linken Sphere, showing the input fields for configuring the connection.

- Specify the IP address, port, and login and password, if required.

You can add multiple proxies at the same time Import from list

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Figure 4. Screenshot of the interface adding proxies via Import from list in Linken Sphere browser.

### Checking if the proxy works

In the new version of the browser, click the “Check Proxy” button. If the proxy is working, a green sign will appear confirming that it has been successfully checked.

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Figure 5. Screenshot of the proxy configuration interface in the Linken Sphere browser.

If there is an error, it will turn red and you will need to set a new proxy.

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Figure 6. Visual representation of the proxy connection check interface in the Linken Sphere browser.

If the proxy is working, you close the proxy window.

## **Start Working**

Once the profile is configured, you can launch it to run on the platform

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Figure 7. The proxy connection protocol selection interface in Linken Sphere.

Select the protocol for which you configured the proxy

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Let's check our current IP. Let's launch the built-in browser

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Let's see what our current ip address is

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Figure 8. Screenshot of the IP address verification dialog box in Linken Sphere, showing the results of verifying the current network connection through the proxy server.

Now all of your traffic will be redirected through the proxy server, ensuring anonymity on the Internet.

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