Setting up a proxy in GoLogin

In this article, we will look at how to configure a proxy for the excellent anti-detection browser GoLogin.

## Configuring and checking the proxy

Let's launch GoLogin and see how to work with a profile. After registering, you will receive a 7-day trial subscription.

This guide uses the English version of the program, as it is the most common language. If desired, you can select a different language in the settings.

At the top of the interface, there are tabs for “Add Profile” to create a new profile and “Profile” to work with existing ones. It is also possible to import profiles, which is only available with a paid subscription.

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Figure 1. GoLogin interface displaying the main profile controls, including the “Add Profile” and “Profile” buttons at the top of the screen.

On the “Proxy” tab, you can configure the necessary settings.

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Fig. 2. The proxy server configuration window in the GoLogin interface, displaying fields for entering connection parameters.

The program offers users a wide choice of 5 different proxy server connection options, each with its own features and advantages:

- **No proxy** — the basic option, where all connections are made directly through your current IP address, without additional routing.
- **Galogen Proxy Service** — built-in functionality with access to free proxy servers. Provides flexible configuration options, allowing you to select the desired server location country and specific service provider.
- **HTTP proxy** — a classic proxy connection option that requires you to specify the basic connection parameters: host address, port number, and authentication credentials (login and password).
- **SOCKS proxy and SOCKS5 proxy** — advanced tunneling protocols that provide an additional level of security. As with HTTP proxies, you need to enter all the necessary data to establish a connection.

In this guide, we will take a detailed look at connecting via the HTTP protocol, which provides a reliable connection. SOCKS and SOCKS5 proxies are configured in a similar way.

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Fig. 3. Screenshot of the CyberYozh platform interface showing the location of the proxy server connection data. The image shows the fields for the IP address (Host), port (Port), username (Proxy Username), and password (Proxy Password).

Enter the proxy data you received:

Host:Port, Proxy username, Proxy Password.

For example:

Host: 172.98.60.180

Port: 58763

Username: 7XbvvWautzmOZMA

Password: xdtAof3xB7RSmUr

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Fig. 4. The user proxy server settings interface in GoLogin, showing the fields for entering connection parameters, including proxy type, IP address, port, login, and password.

It is important to note that you can use Change IP URL (link to change IP address), which allows you to quickly change your IP. After entering the data, be sure to check the proxy by clicking the “Check” button.

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Fig. 5. The proxy connection check interface in GoLogin, showing the connection test results after clicking the “Check” button. After a successful check, the IP address of the proxy server being used is displayed.

The IP address of our proxy will appear below. The check was successful.

## Getting started

On the right side, you will see all the information about your browser that will be used during operation — User Agent, operating system language, and so on. The first tab allows you to set a profile name and select an operating system. It is recommended to select the one installed on your PC so that browser fingerprints are created correctly. After selecting, click “New Fingerprint” to create fingerprints.

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Fig. 6. GoLogin new profile settings window with browser fingerprint settings, including operating system settings and the “New Fingerprint” button for generating unique identifiers.

After creating a profile, launch it (Fig. 7) and check your anonymity.

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Fig. 7. Launching the created GoLogin profile

To do this, go to <a href="https://whatismyipaddress.com/" target=“_blank”>whatismyipaddress.com</a> — if the address has been changed correctly, you will see it.

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Fig. 8. Results of checking anonymity settings on whatismyipaddress.com, demonstrating the effectiveness of IP address masking through the configured GoLogin proxy server.

When you are finished, simply stop the profile, and you are done.

Now all your Internet traffic will pass through the proxy server, ensuring complete anonymity on the network.