MoreLogin Proxy Setup: Browser Profile and Proxy Configuration

MoreLogin is a newer entrant in the anti-detect browser market that has quickly gained traction thanks to aggressive pricing and a feature set that competes with established tools like Multilogin and GoLogin. With support for Chromium and Firefox cores, real fingerprint data from physical devices, and team collaboration features, MoreLogin offers a compelling option for multi-account operators on a budget.

This guide covers everything you need to configure proxies in MoreLogin — from individual profile setup to bulk operations, fingerprint alignment, and team management. Whether you manage five accounts or five hundred, you will find the exact steps here.

What Makes MoreLogin Different

MoreLogin differentiates itself in several ways:

Real device fingerprints: Fingerprint data is collected from actual physical devices rather than generated synthetically, making profiles harder to detect
Competitive pricing: Significantly cheaper per profile than Multilogin, especially at scale
Two browser cores: Chromium-based and Firefox-based options
Automation support: Selenium and Puppeteer integration via local API
Unlimited profiles on paid plans: Some plans include unlimited browser profiles
Active development: Regular updates with new anti-detection features

Prerequisites

Before configuring proxies, ensure you have:

MoreLogin desktop application installed (Windows or macOS)
An active account (free tier or paid subscription)
Proxy credentials: host, port, username, password
Proxy protocol type: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5

If you are using DataResearchTools mobile proxies, have your credentials from the dashboard ready.

Step-by-Step: Single Profile Proxy Setup

Step 1: Create a New Browser Profile

Open MoreLogin and click New Profile or the + button. The profile editor opens with configuration options for browser type, OS, proxy, and fingerprint settings.

Name the profile clearly. Use a convention like [Platform]-[Country]-[Number] to stay organized as your profile count grows.

Step 2: Select Browser Core

Choose your browser type:

Chromium — the default choice, best compatibility with most platforms
Firefox — alternative fingerprint profile for diversity

Chromium is recommended for most use cases because it matches what the majority of real users run.

Step 3: Configure the Proxy

In the profile editor, locate the Proxy section. Select the proxy type:

HTTP — standard proxy protocol
HTTPS — encrypted HTTP proxy
SOCKS5 — recommended for best performance

Enter your proxy credentials:

Host: Proxy server address (e.g., sg.dataresearchtools.com)
Port: Port number (e.g., 1080 for SOCKS5)
Username: Proxy authentication username
Password: Proxy authentication password

You can also paste the proxy in a single-line format, and MoreLogin will auto-parse the fields:

socks5://username:password@host:port

Step 4: Verify the Proxy Connection

Click Check Proxy to test the connection. MoreLogin will display:

Connection status
Resolved IP address
Country and region
Latency measurement

If the check fails, troubleshoot by:

Rechecking credentials for typos
Trying a different protocol (HTTP vs SOCKS5)
Confirming the proxy is active and within its usage limits
Checking if IP whitelisting is required by your provider

Step 5: Align Fingerprint with Proxy Location

This is the step most users rush through, and it is the one most responsible for detection. After verifying the proxy, configure these settings:

Timezone: Set to match the proxy IP’s geographic location. MoreLogin can auto-detect this from the proxy check. For a Singapore proxy: Asia/Singapore. For a Malaysian proxy: Asia/Kuala_Lumpur.

Language: Set the primary browser language to match the proxy country. For Singapore: en-SG. For Indonesia: id-ID.

WebRTC: Set to “Substitute” or “Altered” mode. This replaces your real IP in WebRTC calls with the proxy IP. Never leave this on “Real.”

Geolocation: Enable geolocation spoofing and enter coordinates near the proxy’s city. MoreLogin can auto-fill this from the proxy check.

User Agent: Let MoreLogin generate an appropriate user agent based on the selected OS and browser core. Manual overrides are rarely needed.

Step 6: Configure Additional Fingerprint Settings

MoreLogin’s real-device fingerprint data gives you an advantage, but you should still review:

Canvas: Set to “Noise” for unique per-profile canvas fingerprints
WebGL: Enable with noise
Audio Context: Enable with noise
Screen Resolution: Match common resolutions for the selected OS
Hardware Concurrency: Leave at default (realistic values like 4 or 8)
Device Memory: Set to realistic values (4, 8, or 16 GB)

Step 7: Save and Launch

Save the profile and click Start or Open to launch it. The browser will open using your configured proxy and fingerprint.

Verify everything at browserleaks.com:

IP address matches the proxy
Timezone matches the proxy location
WebRTC shows the proxy IP, not your real IP
Canvas and WebGL show unique hashes

Bulk Profile Operations

Bulk Profile Creation

Click Batch Create or Import Profiles
Set the number of profiles to create
Paste your proxy list:

host:port:username:password
socks5://user:pass@host:port
user:pass@host:port

One proxy is assigned per profile
Fingerprint settings are randomized automatically
Click Create to generate all profiles

Proxy Manager

MoreLogin includes a centralized proxy manager:

Navigate to Proxy or Proxy List in the sidebar
Add proxies individually or import in bulk
Organize proxies with tags (by provider, region, or purpose)
When creating profiles, select proxies from the manager instead of entering details manually

Profile Templates

For repetitive setups, create a profile template:

Configure a profile with your standard settings (OS, browser, fingerprint options)
Save it as a template
When creating new profiles, apply the template and only change the proxy
This ensures consistency across your profile fleet

Automation Integration

MoreLogin supports browser automation through its local API, enabling Selenium and Puppeteer connections.

Connecting via Puppeteer

const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-core');

// Start the profile via MoreLogin API
const response = await fetch('http://127.0.0.1:port/api/profile/start?id=PROFILE_ID');
const data = await response.json();

// Connect Puppeteer
const browser = await puppeteer.connect({
  browserWSEndpoint: data.wsEndpoint,
  defaultViewport: null
});

const page = await browser.newPage();
await page.goto('https://example.com');

Connecting via Selenium

from selenium import webdriver

# Get debug port from MoreLogin API after starting profile
options = webdriver.ChromeOptions()
options.debugger_address = "127.0.0.1:DEBUG_PORT"

driver = webdriver.Chrome(options=options)
driver.get("https://example.com")

Each automated session runs through the profile’s proxy with its full fingerprint configuration, so automated actions are indistinguishable from manual browsing.

Team Collaboration

Setting Up Teams

MoreLogin’s team features allow multiple users to share profiles:

Go to Settings > Team
Invite members by email
Assign roles:

Admin: Full access to all features
Manager: Can create and edit profiles
Member: Can launch assigned profiles only

Proxy Security in Teams

Proxy credentials are encrypted and hidden from non-admin users
Members can launch profiles without seeing proxy details
Admins can rotate proxies across profiles without disrupting workflows
All actions are logged for audit purposes

Troubleshooting

Proxy Check Fails

Double-check host, port, username, and password for typos or extra spaces
Try switching between HTTP and SOCKS5
Confirm the proxy has not expired
Verify your IP is whitelisted if the provider requires it
Test the proxy outside MoreLogin using curl

Platform Detects Multiple Accounts

Confirm each profile has a unique proxy IP
Verify timezone, language, and geolocation all match the proxy
Check for WebRTC leaks
Consider using mobile proxies instead of datacenter or shared residential IPs
Ensure DNS queries route through the proxy

Slow Performance

Test proxy speed independently
SOCKS5 typically outperforms HTTP
Reduce the number of simultaneously active profiles
Use proxies geographically closer to you for lower latency

Browser Fingerprint Flagged

Ensure canvas, WebGL, and audio are set to “Noise” not “Block”
Verify user agent matches the selected OS
Screen resolution should be common for the OS (1920×1080 for Windows)
Check that hardware concurrency and device memory are realistic

Recommended Proxy Types for MoreLogin

Use Case	Recommended Proxy	Why
Facebook/Instagram ads	Mobile proxies	Highest trust, matches mobile user behavior
E-commerce (Amazon, Shopee)	Mobile or residential	Static IP required for consistency
Google Ads	ISP/static residential	Consistent IP history
Social media growth	Mobile proxies	Matches how real users access platforms
Web scraping	Rotating residential	Fresh IPs per request
Crypto/fintech	Mobile proxies	High trust needed for financial platforms

Why Mobile Proxies Pair Well with MoreLogin

MoreLogin’s real-device fingerprints are its strongest feature. These fingerprints come from actual physical devices, making them highly realistic. But a realistic fingerprint paired with a datacenter IP creates an obvious contradiction — real devices do not connect through datacenters.

Mobile proxies resolve this. They provide IPs from real mobile carrier networks, which aligns perfectly with MoreLogin’s real-device fingerprint data. The result:

Fingerprint says: “This is a real Samsung Galaxy S24 running Chrome”
IP says: “This user is on a Singtel 4G network in Singapore”
Location data says: “Timezone, language, and coordinates all point to Singapore”

This level of consistency is extremely difficult for platforms to distinguish from a genuine user.

For Southeast Asian operations in particular, DataResearchTools mobile proxies provide carrier IPs from Singapore, which pair naturally with MoreLogin’s fingerprint profiles for platforms like Shopee, Lazada, Facebook, and TikTok.

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