CyberYozh & Afina: Built for scalable, multi-account operations

What is Afina

Afina Browser is an antidetect browser and automation workspace built around isolated browser profiles. Each profile runs as its own environment with its own cookies, proxy, digital fingerprint, and local data, and looks like a completely separate user to any website. 

Fingerprints are generated from real device hardware configurations rather than randomized noise, so Canvas, WebGL, audio, and other parameters stay logically consistent with each other.

Key features:

• Chromium-based, cross-platform: runs on Windows 10 or later and macOS 10.15 or later

• Visual script builder: build automation scenarios (clicks, waits, checks, navigation) without writing code

• Modules, tasks, and triggers: organize and schedule repeatable automation across profiles at scale

• Local API with 79 endpoints: no daily quotas, built for connecting Afina to your own systems and workflows

• Official MCP server: lets AI agents such as Claude and ChatGPT create profiles, write scripts, and manage automation directly inside the browser

• No ongoing free plan: though new users can currently claim a short free trial period through Afina's sign-up promotions

Why use proxies with Afina

A browser profile without a proxy isn't truly isolated. Afina changes your fingerprint, the browser details a site can read, but your IP address still comes from your real internet connection. If multiple profiles share the same IP, platforms can link them together regardless of how different the fingerprints look.

Proxies solve this by giving each profile its own IP address from a completely separate network. What this protects against:

• Account linking across profiles sharing the same IP

• Platform bans triggered by multiple accounts from one location

• Geo-detection mismatches between your fingerprint location and actual IP

• Session contamination when profiles share network identity

• Detection by platforms running IP reputation checks

CyberYozh proxies with Afina

CyberYozh provides mobile, residential, and datacenter proxies for Afina users who manage multiple profiles, run automation through scripts and modules, work with AI agents via MCP, or need stable per-profile network isolation at scale.

• Real carrier LTE/5G mobile proxies along with datacenter and residential proxies with unlimited bandwidth options

• 50M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries

• Sticky sessions up to 24 hours for consistent per-profile IPs

• Rotating sessions for automation and scraping workflows

• Native UDP, SOCKS5, and HTTPS protocol support, a direct match for Afina's SOCKS5/UDP and QUIC/HTTP-3 routing

• API-ready infrastructure for bulk profile management

• No KYC required, crypto payments accepted

How to set up CyberYozh proxies in Afina

The whole process takes under five minutes. Here's exactly what to do.

• Step 1: Get your proxy credentials. Log into your CyberYozh dashboard and copy your proxy details: host, port, username, and password. Keep this tab open. Manual retyping causes most setup errors.

• Step 2: Create a new Afina profile. Open Afina and click New Profile. Give it a clear name; something like FB-US-01 is more useful than Profile 1. You'll also be prompted for a User-Agent and OS version; match the OS version currently running on your machine.

• Step 3: Open the Proxy section. In the profile setup, go to the Main section and open the Proxy subsection to enter your own proxy credentials.

• Step 4: Select SOCKS5. Choose SOCKS5 as the proxy type. This is the recommended protocol for Afina since it matches the browser's native UDP, QUIC, and HTTP/3 routing. HTTPS works too; choose based on your use case.

• Step 5: Enter your credentials. Paste in your Host, Port, Proxy Username, and Proxy Password from your CyberYozh dashboard. Double-check for extra spaces, which are a common cause of authentication errors.

• Step 6: Run the built-in proxy check. Afina includes a built-in proxy checker with a UDP test. Run it before saving; a successful result confirms the connection, the detected IP location, and that UDP is routing correctly. A failed result usually means the credentials are wrong or the proxy has expired.

• Step 7: Save and launch. Save the profile and launch it. Optionally visit BrowserLeaks or BrowserScan to verify the IP and fingerprint are showing correctly. Read Afina's official setup and download guide at afina.io.

Common Afina proxy problems

Best proxy types for Afina

Residential Proxies: IPs assigned to real home internet connections by genuine ISPs. Platforms see them as ordinary home users, with the lowest detection risk for account management, social media, and ad operations.

• ✓ High trust level on most platforms

• ✓ Wide country and city targeting

• ✗ Slower than datacenter proxies

Mobile Proxies: IPs assigned to real mobile devices on carrier networks (4G/LTE or 5G). The highest trust level available, mobile IPs are shared by thousands of real users, making them nearly impossible to flag as suspicious.

• ✓ Highest trust rating on aggressive platforms

• ✓ Real carrier traffic, low detection risk

• ✗ More expensive than residential

Datacenter Proxies: IPs hosted on servers in data centers. Fast and affordable, but easier for platforms to identify as non-residential.

• ✓ Fast speeds, low cost

• ✓ Good for scraping and data collection

• ✗ Higher detection risk on social and ad platforms