Configuring a proxy in Human Emulator

In this detailed guide, we will take an in-depth look at the process of configuring proxy servers in Human Emulator — a specialized browser that uses automated scripts to accurately simulate the behavior and actions of a real internet user. This technological approach is widely used in situations where it is necessary to manage multiple accounts simultaneously (multi-accounting) or automate routine online tasks. Using proxy servers in combination with this tool provides a significantly higher level of anonymity and security when performing various operations on the network, protecting your data from tracking and blocking.

Getting Started: Which Proxy to Choose for Human Emulator?

Before writing code, you need to decide on the infrastructure. Depending on exactly what your script automates, you will need different types of IPs.

1. Mobile Proxies (For Behavioral Factors and Social Networks)

If your script "surfs" sites to boost behavioral factors (SEO), likes posts on Instagram, or registers emails — choose Mobile Proxies (4G/5G). Why: Websites see traffic from a cellular operator and consider it as "human" as possible.

Script Nuance. In Human Emulator, you will need to set up a cycle:

Perform action -> Trigger API link to change IP -> Start over.

👉 Choose Mobile Proxies in the CyberYozh App catalog

💡 Evolution: VLESS/XRAY and Mobile Proxies

What if you want the convenience of a VPN (one button on your phone) but the anonymity and "trust" of mobile proxies? Use modern protocols.

We offer solutions based on VLESS/XRAY with XTLS-Reality support, running over mobile proxies. This provides unique advantages:

• • Impossible to detect. Your traffic looks like regular web browsing; it isn't blocked by providers.

  • High trust. You access the network from a real mobile operator's IP address, not a spammed data center.

  • Convenience. It works like a VPN (via an app) but with the quality of elite proxies.

You can check the rates for Mobile Proxies with Vless/Xray and next-generation VPNs here.

2. Residential Proxies (For E-commerce, Classifieds, and Scraping)

There are two main sub-types here, and it’s important to understand the difference:

• Static Residential (ISP): These are IP addresses from home providers that do not change. Ideally suited if you need to manage one account for a long time (e.g., on Amazon, Avito, or OLX) while keeping the same IP to avoid suspicion.

👉 Choose Static Residential Proxies in the CyberYozh App catalog

• Rotating Residential: Used when you need many different IPs with a high level of trust (e.g., for mass data collection).

  • Session Management (SID): You have a flexible way to manage session length. In the credentials generator, you can specify random digits after the sid parameter yourself, creating unique short sessions for each request.Fig. 1. Button in the personal account to open the credentials generator interface.
    
    Fig. 2. The credentials generator allows changing sid- to create unique sessions.

  • Long Sessions (Sticky Sessions): If you need to hold one IP longer (up to 6 hours), you can obtain a special token via a curl request or use our generator in the personal account.Fig. 3. Credentials generator, selecting long sessions.

👉 Choose Rotating Residential Proxies in the CyberYozh App catalog

3. Datacenter Proxies (For Simple Scraping)

If your task is mass processing data from sites without complex protection (e.g., scraping news feeds, monitoring prices in simple online stores), choose Datacenter (Server) IPs.

• Speed: These are the fastest proxies (often 1 Gbps channel and higher).

• Price: The most budget-friendly solution on the market for large data volumes.

• Stability: High uptime, as IPs are hosted in professional data centers.

• Nuance: Large ecosystems (Google, Facebook) easily identify them as "machine" traffic. Use them where you don't need to pretend to be 100% human.

👉 Choose Datacenter Proxies in the CyberYozh App catalog

Obtaining Connection Data for Proxies in CyberYozh App

In our catalog, select the proxy type that suits you, considering the following parameters:

• Proxy type: mobile, residential, or datacenter
• IP type: static or dynamic
• Geolocation: choose a country or region
• Provider: ensure it meets your requirements

Important about protocols: When connecting, you may face a choice of protocol (HTTP/HTTPS or SOCKS5). If you are not sure which protocol you need and what the differences are, we recommend reading our article.

Interface Features for Mobile Proxies

The mobile proxy card differs from others by the presence of a rotation link (IP change). Pay attention to where it is located, as you will need it for integration into your script. It is also worth remembering that you can change the IP address manually right in the CyberYozh App personal account.

Fig. 4. Mobile proxy card in the personal account with a mark where the IP change link is located.

Fig. 5. Mobile proxy card in the personal account with a mark where you can manually change the IP address.

Functionality Check (Checker)

Before inserting the proxy into Human Emulator, we strongly recommend checking the IP:

1. With our checker: it aggregates data from paid private subscriptions of well-known providers. This provides the freshest and most relevant data on cleanliness (Trust Score) and IP geo-referencing. You can find additional information about our IP checker at the link: IP Checker from CyberYozh App.

2. Via console: Proxy functionality can also be checked with a simple curl request.

curl -x http://user:password@proxy_host:proxy_port -L http://google.com

Replace user, password, proxy_host, and proxy_port with your data.

Example: curl -x http://pcQedolPkt-res-any:PC_7CJ2WQqdGBm42dHWj@51.77.190.247:5959 -L http://google.com

If you receive the HTML code for the Google page in response, it means your proxy is working correctly.

Connection Data

Fig. 6. Screenshot of the CyberYozh App platform interface.

After purchasing a proxy, you will receive information for connection:

• Proxy IP address

• Proxy Port

• Login

• Password

Proxy Example: Host: 172.98.60.180 Port: 58763 Login: 7XbvvWautzmOZMA Password: xdtAof3xB7RSmUr

Getting Started with Human Emulator

The next step is to purchase and install the Human Emulator program from the official developer's website. This software offers a choice between different interface languages. By default, the program starts in your system's language, and you can switch the language in the "Service" menu.

In this guide, we will focus on the English version of the interface, as it ensures more stable operation.

1. Open Human Emulator.Fig. 7. Human Emulator software interface.

2. Go to the Quick Start tab.

3. In the list, select Quick Start and click «+».

4. In the menu that appears, select Create a new script and choose PHP.Fig. 8. Process of creating a new script.

5. Double-click the created script — a template will open.Fig. 9. Human Emulator IDE interface showing a PHP script template for web automation.

Inserting the Proxy Command

Enter two commands:

$browser->enable_proxy("all connections", "37.252.72.189:4002@login:pw");
// replace login and pw variables with your data

$browser->navigate("https://browserleaks.com/ip"); 
// link to a checker site to verify the IP

We will insert our proxy data as an example and specify an IP check resource as the target site. This will clearly demonstrate that the browser is using the specified parameters instead of your real IP.

Fig. 10. Fragment of a PHP script showing two key commands: activating a proxy connection with authentication parameters.

Running the Script

Click the green arrow button in the top panel.Fig. 11. Human Emulator GUI showing the process of running a script to activate a proxy connection.

If everything is configured correctly, the site you specified will be displayed on the right.Fig. 12. Result of script execution confirming correct proxy setup by displaying the target web page.

🛠 Advanced Automation Tips

To make your work in Human Emulator as efficient and invisible to anti-fraud systems as possible, pay attention to the following technical nuances:

• Automatic Rotation (Mobile IPs): Do not change IPs too often if you are simulating human behavior. The optimal frequency is one IP change per completed logical iteration (e.g., after registering one account). Use the command: $browser->navigate("IP_CHANGE_LINK");

• Flexible Session Management (Residential IPs): Use dynamic session creation via the sid parameter in the connection string for scraping, or use "sticky" sessions up to 6 hours for working in personal accounts where maintaining one IP throughout the work session is important.

• Protection against Leaks (WebRTC): Changing proxies does not hide your real IP 100% if WebRTC is enabled. This is the most common cause of bans. Be sure to disable it with the command: $browser->set_webrtc_mode(0);

• Intelligent Error Handling: The network is an unstable environment. Use the function to check for the presence of text on the page is_exist_by_text. If a page fails to load due to a temporary proxy lag, configure the script for 2-3 retry attempts before finishing with an error.

🏁 Conclusion

Configuring proxies in Human Emulator is the foundation of your security and successful automation. The correct choice between mobile, residential, and datacenter IPs allows you not only to save budget but also to significantly reduce the risk of detection by target resources.

Remember that anonymity is a complex process. In addition to high-quality proxies from CyberYozh App, we recommend:

1. Check the IP before launching via our internal checker.

2. Use virtual numbers for account registration to avoid leaving a digital footprint from your real data.

3. Follow protocol updates (such as VLESS/XRAY) to always stay one step ahead of protection systems.

Still have questions or need help choosing a plan? Our support team is always available to help you find the perfect solution for your tasks.