Which proxy protocol to choose for Indigo: SOCKS5 or HTTP?

Choose SOCKS5 for most profiles. This protocol supports UDP traffic transmission and routes media content, QUIC/HTTP3 connections and WebRTC data directly without failures. Use standard HTTP and HTTPS protocols when a specific web resource or script requires them.

Which engine to choose in Indigo: Mimic or Stealthfox?

Pick the engine based on your target platform. Mimic runs on Chromium and works well for Google services and ad campaigns. Stealthfox is built on Firefox and helps you distribute profiles across different engines when working with specific sites.

How long is one IP address retained in an Indigo profile?

Session duration depends on your plan. Rotating residential proxies from CyberYozh App maintain sticky sessions for up to 24 hours. But for Amazon or eBay stores, follow the "1 Profile = 1 Static IP" rule—use static residential ISP proxies.

Which proxies in Indigo are suitable for Google Ads and Google SERP scraping?

Use LTE/5G mobile proxies. Mobile carriers operate on CGNAT technology, where thousands of real smartphone users access the internet through a single external IPv4 address. Due to this architecture, Google's filters place high trust in mobile nodes, while unlimited bandwidth saves budget during multi-threaded scraping.

How to quickly export proxies for dozens of Indigo profiles?

Open the Mass Credentials Generator in the CyberYozh App dashboard. Select the country, city and session mode (rotation on every request or IP hold for up to 24 hours). In a couple of seconds you will get a ready list of credentials for configuring profiles. Available for residential rotating proxies.

Why check proxies via Fraud Score and the Check Proxy button before you start?

Double-check to eliminate technical inconsistencies. First, verify the address through the Fraud Score checker in CyberYozh App to filter out nodes flagged in anti-fraud databases before binding them to your profile. Then click "Check Proxy" in the Indigo window to automatically sync time zone and geolocation with the proxy region.

Setting up a proxy in Indigo

Indigo is a multi-profile browser built for digital marketers, media buyers, and QA engineers. It isolates browser profiles with independent cookies, local storage, and hardware parameters using two engines: Mimic (Chromium-based) and Stealthfox (Firefox-based).

Browser-level isolation only solves half the equation. A profile still relies on its external network connection to maintain session stability and regional consistency on target platforms.

This guide breaks down which network infrastructure to choose for your tasks and how to complete your Indigo proxy setup step by step.

Which Indigo proxies fits your workflow

Indigo is widely used for managing social media accounts, running ad campaigns, and operating e-commerce stores. Selecting the right Indigo proxy depends on how target platforms evaluate incoming connections.

1. Mobile proxies (LTE/4G/5G): Social media and Google workflows

Purpose: Managing ad accounts and social profiles on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Google Ads, as well as multi-threaded Google SERP scraping.
The Essence: Real carrier IP addresses routed through physical LTE/4G/5G modems (starting from $1.7/day with unlimited traffic). Because mobile networks operate on CGNAT technology, thousands of smartphone users share a single external IPv4 address. Platforms and Google anti-fraud filters treat these carrier connections with high trust.
In Indigo: Use private mobile proxies with API link rotation and UDP support. Agencies can work with multiple client profiles sequentially by triggering a fresh carrier IP via link before launching the next session.

2. Residential proxies (Static ISP and Rotating): E-commerce and scalable tasks

Purpose: E-commerce (Amazon, eBay), regional storefront verification, ad preview, and automated data collection.
Static ISP residential proxies: Dedicated static residential IPs leased from real internet service providers (from $5.29/month with unlimited traffic). Follow the strict "1 Profile = 1 Static IP" rule for merchant accounts so your network address stays unchanged for weeks.
Rotating residential proxies: Connect Indigo to an expanding pool of over 100 million (100M+) residential IPs across 195+ countries with free city-level geo-targeting. Usage-based pricing starts at $4/GB (3 GB minimum package, scaling down to $2.5/GB at 100 GB), and unused bandwidth automatically rolls over to the next billing month (Traffic Rollover). You can rotate IPs per request or lock sticky sessions for up to 24 hours, making them a flexible Indigo proxy option for extended onboarding, QA testing, and market research.

3. Datacenter proxies: High-speed technical tasks

Purpose: High-speed open data parsing, API testing, and website load monitoring (starting from $1.77/month).
Important: Using datacenter IPs for social media or advertising accounts is not recommended. Commercial server subnets are easily flagged by strict platforms and trigger extra verification prompts.

Preparing credentials for your Indigo proxies setup

For stable profile sessions, deploy private channels from the all-in-one CyberYozh App platform. Our infrastructure uses advanced IP filtering and supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols with full UDP traffic support for specialized real-time tasks.

After selecting a plan, copy your connection credentials from your personal account. If you manage dozens of profiles, use the built-in Mass Credentials Generator to export bulk rotating residential lists with custom geo-targeting and 24-hour sticky session tokens in seconds.

Host: IP address (e.g., 172.98.60.180)
Port: Port number (e.g., 58763)
Username / Password: Proxy login and password.

Pre-flight risk evaluation: Adopt a Risk Evaluation Before Execution workflow. Before binding an IP to a profile, check it through the CyberYozh Fraud Score checker via the dashboard or API to verify its reputation across anti-fraud databases.

Fig. 1. Screenshot of the CyberYozh platform interface, showing the location of proxy connection data. The image displays fields for IP address (Host), port (Port), Username, and Password.

Step-by-step Indigo proxy configuration and profile creation

Step 1. Creating a new browser profile in Indigo

Launch Indigo. In the main menu, click the green New Profile button.

Fig. 2. Indigo user interface showing the new profile creation window. The image shows the "New Profile" button to start setting up a new browser profile.

Step 2. Configuring OS and browser engine parameters

Name: Enter a clear name for the profile.
OS (Operating System): Match the OS running on your physical machine (Windows to Windows, macOS to macOS). This keeps hardware and font rendering signatures consistent.
Browser: Select your engine:
Mimic (Chrome): Built for Google services and general marketing workflows.
Stealthfox (Firefox): Suited for diversifying browser engines across different web resources.

Fig. 3. Indigo program interface during browser profile setup. The image presents the main fields for profile configuration, including browser settings, operating system, and user agent.

Step 3. Entering Indigo proxy settings (SOCKS5 and UDP support)

Click the Edit proxy settings button to open the network configuration menu.

Connection type: Select your protocol. We recommend SOCKS5 for account workflows. It handles media-heavy pages quickly and supports UDP traffic, which enables QUIC/HTTP3 connections, real-time web calls, and clean WebRTC transmission.
Enter your Indigo proxy credentials:
Proxy Host (IP)
Port
Login & Password

Fig. 4. Proxy configuration window in Indigo with fields for entering proxy server parameters: host, port, proxy type, and authentication data.

Step 4. Verifying proxy reachability and geolocation sync

Click the Check Proxy button before saving the profile.

Indigo tests server reachability and resolves the node's geolocation (Country, City, Timezone).
Once the check passes (green checkmark), Indigo automatically syncs the profile's timezone and geolocation with the proxy IP.

Fig. 5. Proxy connection check dialog box in Indigo. The image shows the "Check Proxy" button and the check status indicator.

Click Get new fingerprint and then Create Profile to finish the setup.

Fig. 6. Indigo interface at the final stage of profile creation. The "Create Profile" button finishes the setup process for the new profile.

Launching the profile and testing your Indigo proxy connection

In the profile list, click the Start button next to your configured profile.

Fig. 7: Launching the profile after proxy configuration. The image shows the list of profiles with control elements.

A browser window will open. Before logging into target platforms, verify that your browser fingerprint and network parameters align. Open browserleaks.com/ip or whoer.net.

Verification checklist:

Does the page display your assigned proxy IP rather than your local connection?
Does WebRTC match the proxy IP without leaking your local network address?
Does the DNS resolver match the proxy country?

Fig. 8. IP check service webpage showing the results of proxy connection testing in the Indigo profile.

When your outbound IP, timezone, and WebRTC parameters match the target region, your profile is ready for operation.

Building a complete Indigo workflow with CyberYozh App

A properly configured Indigo proxy keeps your browser sessions consistent when paired with accurate fingerprint settings.

For social media campaigns, Google Ads, and Google SERP scraping, deploy Mobile LTE/5G Proxies (from $1.7/day with unlimited traffic and CGNAT trust).
For e-commerce stores and persistent accounts, assign Static ISP Residential Proxies (from $5.29/month).
For scalable regional testing and data collection, use Rotating Residential Proxies (100M+ IPs across 195+ countries, $4/GB with a 3 GB minimum, traffic rollover, and 24-hour sticky sessions).

Instead of juggling separate services, manage your entire workflow inside one platform. Combine high-trust proxies and UDP support with pre-flight Fraud Score checks, SMS activation numbers for account onboarding, and virtual cards in the CyberYozh App catalog.