Proxies for Anti-Detect Browsers: Setup in Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, and Dolphin Anty

An antidetect browser without a proxy is like a car without wheels. You create unique profiles, spoof fingerprints, and simulate different users — but if all profiles are coming from the same IP address, Facebook, TikTok, or Instagram see right through you and block accounts in bulk. Proxies are an essential part of the setup, without which multi-accounting does not work.

In this guide, we will discuss which proxies are suitable for antidetect browsers, how to properly connect them in Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, and Dolphin Anty, and what mistakes lead to bans even with an ideal fingerprint.

Why does an antidetect browser need a proxy

An antidetect browser solves one task: it makes each profile unique in terms of browser fingerprint. It spoofs the User-Agent, screen resolution, fonts, WebGL, Canvas, and dozens of other parameters. Platforms look at the fingerprint to determine whether these are different people or one person under different masks.

But the fingerprint is only part of the verification. At the same time, the platform looks at the IP address. If 20 different "users" log in from one IP or from the IP of one data center — that’s an instant red flag. The anti-fraud systems of Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, and marketplaces can determine:

• Whether the IP belongs to a data center or a real user
• How many accounts have been registered from this IP in the last few days
• Whether the geolocation of the IP matches the browser language and the profile's time zone
• Whether this IP has appeared in spam and fraud databases

That’s why the rule in multi-accounting is: one profile — one unique IP. And this IP should look like the address of a real home or mobile user, not a server in the cloud.

Proxies solve this problem: each profile in the antidetect browser is assigned a separate proxy server with a unique IP. For the platform, this looks like 20 different people from different places — exactly what is needed for safe operation with multiple accounts.

What types of proxies are suitable for antidetect

Not all proxies are equally useful for working with antidetect browsers. The choice of type depends on the task: farming Facebook accounts, managing client Instagram accounts, working with TikTok Ads, or monitoring marketplaces. Let’s break down each type.

Residential proxies are the gold standard for antidetect browsers. The IPs belong to real home users, so Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok perceive them as regular visitors. Residential proxies are perfect for warming up accounts, managing client pages, and working with ad accounts.

Mobile proxies operate through real SIM cards from mobile carriers. Their IP addresses can technically be used by hundreds of people simultaneously (via NAT), so platforms rarely block them. This makes mobile proxies the preferred choice for aggressive farming of Facebook and TikTok Ads accounts.

Data center proxies are fast and cheap, but they are easily identified by anti-fraud systems as server IPs. They are not suitable for working with social networks and advertising platforms. Use them only for parsing and tasks that do not require account authorization.

Setting up proxies in Multilogin

Multilogin is one of the most advanced antidetect browsers on the market. It uses its own engines Mimic (based on Chromium) and Stealthfox (based on Firefox). Proxy setup is done when creating or editing a profile.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Open Multilogin and click “New profile” or select an existing profile → “Edit”.
2. Go to the “Proxy” tab in the profile settings.
3. In the “Connection type” field, select the type of proxy: SOCKS5, HTTP, or HTTPS.
4. Fill in the fields:
   • Host — IP address or hostname of the proxy server
   • Port — port (usually 1080 for SOCKS5, 8080 for HTTP)
   • Login — authorization login
   • Password — password
5. Click the “Check proxy” button — Multilogin will check the connection and show the country and city of the IP.
6. Make sure that the proxy's geolocation matches the profile settings (language, time zone, locale).
7. Click “Save” and launch the profile.

Multilogin also has a “Proxy manager” feature — a centralized proxy storage. You can add all proxies there once and then quickly assign them to profiles without re-entering the data. This is convenient if you manage 50+ profiles.

Setting up proxies in GoLogin

GoLogin is a popular antidetect browser with a user-friendly interface and affordable pricing. It is especially in demand among SMM specialists and novice arbitrageurs. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Open GoLogin and click “Create profile” (or “Edit” for an existing one).
2. In the left menu of the profile settings, find the “Proxy” section.
3. In the dropdown list, select the type: SOCKS5 (recommended).
4. Enter the proxy details in the format:
   • Address: IP or domain
   • Port: numeric value
   • Login and Password (if the proxy requires authentication)
5. Click “Check proxy” — GoLogin will show the country, city, and connection speed.
6. Save the profile and launch it.

GoLogin supports bulk proxy import: go to the “Proxy” section in the sidebar → “Add proxy” → paste the list in the format ip:port:login:password. This saves time when working with a large number of profiles.

Setting up proxies in AdsPower

AdsPower is an antidetect browser with rich automation features: the built-in RPA robot allows you to automate actions in profiles without writing code. It is especially popular among arbitrageurs and e-commerce specialists.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Launch AdsPower and click “New profile” in the upper right corner.
2. In the window that opens, go to the “Proxy” tab.
3. In the “Proxy type” field, select the desired protocol: SOCKS5 is recommended.
4. Fill in the fields:
   • Proxy host: IP address or domain
   • Port: port number
   • Username and Password
5. Click “Check proxy” — the system will show the IP, country, and latency.
6. In the “Basic settings” section, make sure that the time zone and language match the country of the proxy.
7. Click “Save”.

AdsPower also supports group proxy assignment: select multiple profiles → right-click → “Change proxy”. Convenient when you need to quickly change the proxy provider for a group of accounts.

Another useful feature is the “Proxy Manager”. It is located in the left sidebar. Add all proxies there in advance, assign them labels (e.g., “FB_US_01”, “INST_DE_03”), and when creating profiles, simply select the desired one from the list.

Setting up proxies in Dolphin Anty

Dolphin Anty is an antidetect browser developed specifically for arbitrageurs. It has built-in tools for working with Facebook Ads: account statuses, tags, team access. Proxy setup here is as simple and intuitive as possible.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Open Dolphin Anty and click “Create profile”.
2. In the “Proxy” section, click “Add proxy”.
3. Select the type: SOCKS5, HTTP, or SSH.
4. Enter the details:
   • Host: proxy server address
   • Port: connection port
   • Login and Password (if necessary)
5. Click “Check” — Dolphin will show the country, city, and ping.
6. You can also specify a name for the proxy for easy identification (e.g., “US_Mobile_01”).
7. Save the proxy and link it to the profile.

Dolphin Anty has a convenient “Proxy Manager” with filtering by country, type, and status. You can add all proxies centrally through the “Proxy” section in the sidebar and then assign them to profiles with one click.

Checklist: rules for safe operation with proxies in an antidetect browser

Even a properly configured proxy will not protect against bans if basic multi-accounting rules are violated. Here’s a complete checklist used by experienced arbitrageurs and SMM specialists:

Common mistakes when setting up proxies in antidetect browsers

Most bans in multi-accounting occur not due to a poor fingerprint, but due to mistakes when working with proxies. Here are the most common ones and how to avoid them.

Mistake 1: Data center proxies for Facebook and Instagram

This is the most common mistake among beginners. Data center proxies are cheaper, but Facebook instantly identifies them as server IPs and requires additional verification or immediately bans the account. For working with social networks, use only residential or mobile proxies.

Mistake 2: One proxy for multiple profiles

If two or more profiles use one IP — the platform sees a connection between the accounts. If one account is banned, all others are at risk (the so-called chain ban). The rule is strict: one profile — one unique IP.

Mistake 3: Mismatch between geolocation and profile settings

The profile is set for the USA (language English, timezone EST), but the proxy is from Germany. For anti-fraud systems, this is a clear signal. Always synchronize the proxy country with the language, time zone, and locale of the profile. All modern antidetect browsers offer to do this automatically after checking the proxy — do not ignore this suggestion.

Mistake 4: Using rotating proxies without sticky sessions

Rotating proxies change IP with each request. If you logged into Facebook with one IP, and 30 seconds later the browser sent a request from another — this looks like suspicious activity. For working with accounts, always enable sticky sessions: a fixed IP for the entire working session (at least 30 minutes).

Mistake 5: Working without checking the proxy before launching

A proxy can “go down” at any moment. If you launched a profile without checking the connection, the browser might go online through your real IP — and the account will be banned instantly. Always click the “Check proxy” button before starting work. In Dolphin Anty and AdsPower, you can set up automatic checking.

Mistake 6: Buying cheap “public” proxies

Free and very cheap proxies from open lists are IPs that have already been used by thousands of people. They have long been on the blacklists of all platforms. Investing in quality proxies from a reliable provider pays off many times over by preserving accounts.

Conclusion

An antidetect browser and proxy are an inseparable pair. Without a quality proxy, even the most advanced fingerprint will not save accounts from being blocked. The main rules to remember are: one profile — one unique IP, use residential or mobile proxies for working with social networks and advertising platforms, synchronize the geolocation of the proxy with the profile settings, and always check the connection before launching.

Setting up proxies in Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, and Dolphin Anty follows the same principle: create a profile → “Proxy” tab → enter data → check → synchronize geolocation → save. The only difference is in the interface and additional features of each tool.

If you work with Facebook Ads, Instagram, TikTok, or other platforms where account reputation is important, we recommend using mobile proxies — they have the highest trust level with platforms and the lowest risk of bans even with intensive work.