Dolphin Anty Proxy Setup: Complete Configuration Guide
Dolphin Anty has rapidly gained popularity as a free-to-start anti-detect browser with features that rival paid competitors. Its generous free tier (10 profiles), clean interface, and strong affiliate marketing community make it an attractive choice for solo operators and small teams entering the multi-account space.
But as with every anti-detect browser, Dolphin Anty is only as effective as the proxies behind it. This guide walks you through every aspect of proxy configuration in Dolphin Anty — from single profile setup to bulk import, fingerprint alignment, and the automation workflows that make Dolphin Anty a standout tool.
Why Dolphin Anty
Dolphin Anty has several characteristics that differentiate it from competitors:
- Free tier with 10 profiles — enough to get started without a subscription
- Chromium-based engine with solid fingerprint spoofing
- Built-in automation (Scenarios) for repetitive tasks
- Mass profile actions for managing large profile sets
- Cookie robot for automated profile warming
- Team collaboration with role-based access
- Active community especially in affiliate marketing and traffic arbitrage
Prerequisites
Before you begin, prepare the following:
- Dolphin Anty installed on your desktop (Windows or macOS)
- An account (free or paid plan)
- Proxy credentials: host/IP, port, username, password
- Proxy protocol type: HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5
If you are using DataResearchTools mobile proxies, retrieve your credentials from the dashboard before proceeding.
Step-by-Step: Setting Up a Proxy in Dolphin Anty
Step 1: Create a New Browser Profile
Open Dolphin Anty and click the Create Profile button. The profile editor will open with multiple configuration tabs.
Name the profile using a clear convention. For affiliate marketing: [Offer]-[GEO]-[Number] (e.g., “Nutra-SG-001”). For e-commerce: [Platform]-[Region]-[Account] (e.g., “Shopee-MY-003”).
Step 2: Navigate to the Proxy Section
In the profile creation screen, find the Proxy section. It is typically in the main configuration area alongside OS, browser type, and status fields.
You can also select a proxy from your saved proxy list if you have previously added proxies to the proxy manager.
Step 3: Choose Proxy Type
Select the proxy protocol from the dropdown:
- HTTP — standard proxy protocol
- HTTPS — encrypted HTTP proxy
- SOCKS5 — recommended for best performance and universal traffic support
- SOCKS4 — older protocol, supported but not recommended
- SSH — for SSH tunnel connections
SOCKS5 is the recommended choice for most multi-account operations in Dolphin Anty.
Step 4: Enter Proxy Details
Fill in the fields:
- Host/IP: Your proxy server address (e.g.,
sg.dataresearchtools.com) - Port: The port number (e.g.,
1080for SOCKS5,8080for HTTP) - Login: Your proxy username
- Password: Your proxy password
Alternatively, you can paste the proxy in a single-line format:
socks5://username:password@host:portDolphin Anty will parse and populate the fields automatically.
Step 5: Check the Proxy
Click the Check Proxy button (or the checkmark icon). Dolphin Anty will test the connection and display:
- Connection status (success or failure)
- IP address the proxy resolves to
- Country and city
- IP type information
If the check fails:
- Verify your credentials for typos
- Confirm the proxy is active and not expired
- Try switching between HTTP and SOCKS5
- Check if your proxy provider requires IP whitelisting
Step 6: Configure Fingerprint to Match Proxy
After confirming the proxy works, align the fingerprint settings with the proxy’s geographic location. In the profile editor:
Timezone: Set to match the proxy location. Dolphin Anty can auto-fill this based on the proxy check. For a Singapore proxy, set to Asia/Singapore.
WebRTC: Set to “Altered” to replace your real IP with the proxy IP in WebRTC connections. Never set to “Real” for multi-account work.
Geolocation: Enable geolocation spoofing. Set latitude and longitude coordinates near the proxy’s city. Dolphin Anty can auto-fill these based on the proxy IP.
Language: Set the browser language to match the proxy country. For Singapore: English. For Indonesia: Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia).
Canvas, WebGL, Audio: Use “Noise” mode for all three. This generates unique but realistic fingerprints per profile without blocking these APIs entirely.
Step 7: Save and Launch
Click Create to save the profile. Then click the Start button next to the profile in your list.
Verify the setup by visiting browserleaks.com or whoer.net to confirm IP, timezone, language, and fingerprint consistency.
Proxy Manager
Dolphin Anty includes a centralized proxy manager that simplifies proxy management across many profiles.
Adding Proxies to the Manager
- Navigate to Proxies in the left sidebar
- Click Add Proxy
- Enter proxy details or paste a list of proxies
- Each proxy is saved with a name, type, and credentials
- Proxies can be tagged and organized
Assigning Proxies from the Manager
When creating or editing a profile, instead of entering proxy details manually, click Select from proxy list. Choose a saved proxy from the manager. This prevents credential entry errors and makes proxy swapping easier.
Bulk Proxy Import
To add many proxies at once:
- Go to Proxies > Import
- Paste your proxy list, one per line:
socks5://user:pass@host:port
http://user:pass@host:port
host:port:user:pass- Click Import to add all proxies to the manager
- Assign them to profiles individually or during bulk profile creation
Bulk Profile Creation
Method 1: Mass Create
- Click Create Profile and then Mass Create
- Set the number of profiles
- In the proxy section, choose From proxy list or paste a proxy list
- One proxy is assigned per profile
- Fingerprint settings are randomized per profile automatically
- Click Create to generate all profiles
Method 2: Import Profiles
Dolphin Anty supports importing profiles from CSV or JSON format. Prepare a file with columns for:
- Profile name
- Proxy type
- Proxy host
- Proxy port
- Proxy username
- Proxy password
- OS type
- Tags
Upload the file, and Dolphin Anty will create profiles with pre-configured proxies.
Scenarios (Automation)
Dolphin Anty’s Scenarios feature provides no-code automation similar to AdsPower‘s RPA. You can build automated workflows that run within browser profiles.
How Scenarios Work with Proxies
Each scenario runs inside a specific browser profile, using that profile’s proxy and fingerprint. The automation sees the web exactly as a manual user would through that profile.
Building a Scenario
- Go to Scenarios in Dolphin Anty
- Click New Scenario
- Add actions:
- Open URL — navigate to a page
- Click — click an element by selector
- Type — enter text in a field
- Wait — pause for a specified time or until an element appears
- Screenshot — capture the current state
- Cookie collection — gather and save cookies
- Configure execution:
- Select target profiles
- Set delays between actions (randomize for natural behavior)
- Choose sequential or parallel execution
- Run the scenario
Scenario Best Practices
- Randomize delays between 2-10 seconds to avoid bot detection
- Run sequentially when profiles share a proxy subnet
- Monitor execution through the scenario log
- Test with one profile before running across many
Cookie Robot
Dolphin Anty’s cookie robot automates the profile warming process. It visits a list of URLs in each profile to build a natural browsing history and cookie set before you use the profile for actual work.
Setting Up Cookie Robot
- Create a list of URLs relevant to your profiles’ intended use
- For Facebook ad accounts: include social media sites, news sites, and general browsing
- For e-commerce: include shopping sites, review sites, and category pages
- Assign the URL list to profiles
- Run the cookie robot — it will visit each URL in each profile using that profile’s proxy
This step is critical for new profiles. Platforms are suspicious of accounts that appear on a fresh browser with no browsing history.
Team Features
Multi-User Access
Dolphin Anty’s team plans allow multiple users to work with shared profiles:
- Admin: Full control over profiles, proxies, and team settings
- Teamlead: Can manage profiles and assign tasks
- User: Can launch assigned profiles and run scenarios
Profile Transfer
Profiles can be transferred between team members without changing proxy configurations. The receiving team member gets full access to the profile including its proxy, fingerprint, and saved session data.
Activity Logs
All profile launches, edits, and proxy changes are logged. Use these to audit team activity and troubleshoot issues.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Proxy Connection Failed
- Verify credentials are entered correctly with no extra spaces
- Check if the proxy is expired or at its connection limit
- Try switching between HTTP and SOCKS5
- Ensure your firewall is not blocking outbound connections on the proxy port
IP Leak Detected
- Confirm WebRTC is set to “Altered” in the profile settings
- Check for DNS leaks at
dnsleaktest.comafter launching the profile - Ensure no system-level VPN is interfering with the profile’s proxy
Slow Profile Performance
- Test the proxy speed independently
- Use a proxy server geographically closer to you
- SOCKS5 typically offers better throughput than HTTP
- Limit the number of simultaneously running profiles
Fingerprint Inconsistency Detected
- Timezone must match the proxy IP’s location
- Language must match the proxy country
- Canvas, WebGL, and audio should be in “Noise” mode, not “Off”
- User agent OS should match the profile’s configured OS
Recommended Proxy Types
| Use Case | Recommended Proxy | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Facebook/TikTok ads | Mobile proxies | Highest trust for ad platforms |
| Affiliate marketing | Mobile proxies | Match GEO to offer targeting |
| E-commerce (Shopee, Lazada) | Mobile proxies | SEA platforms expect mobile traffic |
| Social media management | Mobile or residential | Consistent IP for account safety |
| Web scraping | Rotating residential | Fresh IPs for each request |
For Southeast Asian markets, mobile proxies provide the most authentic appearance because the majority of internet users in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines access platforms via mobile devices. Using a mobile proxy from a local carrier makes each profile look like a genuine mobile user.
Dolphin Anty’s Strengths for Proxy Users
Dolphin Anty is particularly well-suited for:
- Solo affiliates who need a free starting point with room to grow
- Traffic arbitrage teams managing Facebook ad accounts across multiple GEOs
- Small e-commerce operations testing multi-store strategies
- Beginners entering the anti-detect browser space who want an intuitive interface
For comparisons with other options, see our Dolphin Anty vs Multilogin comparison or browse the Anti-Detect Browser + Proxy Guides hub.
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