Integrations · Antidetect browsers
Use HProxy with Linken Sphere.
Connect an HProxy proxy to a Linken Sphere session in the Connection block.
Linken Sphere is an antidetect browser for Windows and macOS that works with sessions instead of profiles, with warm-up, a config pool, cloud sync and presets for creating sessions in bulk.
Every Linken Sphere session can carry its own fingerprint, but sessions that share your real IP or one proxy are still tied together by that address. One HProxy exit per session is what keeps each session a separate visitor.
Setting up HProxy in Linken Sphere
- 1.Click New Session on the main page, or open an existing session's settings.
- 2.In Block 2, Connection, choose Socks5 for an HProxy SOCKS5 line or HTTP for an HTTP line.
- 3.Paste the line in one of Linken Sphere's formats, for example gate.hproxy.com:7777:your-login:your-password (ip:port:login:pass), with the values from your HProxy dashboard.
- 4.Click Check proxy and geo: Linken Sphere shows the verified IP, country, language and time zone and sets the session's geolocation, language and time zone from them.
- 5.Fill in the remaining blocks, create the session, launch it and open an IP check inside it before you log in anywhere.
New SessionConnection
Connection
- Connection typeSocks5
- Connection datagate.hproxy.com:7777:your-login:••••••
- Accepted: ip:port:login:pass, ip:port@login:pass, login:pass@ip:port and more. The gateway's host name goes where the format says ip.
- Live modeOff
Worth knowing
Linken Sphere's HTTP connection type does not carry WebRTC through the proxy, its Socks5 type does, so Socks5 is the safer pick for sessions that use calls or other WebRTC features. Presets with a connection set make the same choice for every session you create in bulk.
Frequently asked questions
Socks5 or HTTP for HProxy in Linken Sphere?
Socks5 where you can. Both work for web pages, but Linken Sphere's own documentation notes that its HTTP type does not proxy WebRTC, which can then reveal the real address. Pick the type your HProxy line is issued for, since each port serves one protocol.
What does Check proxy and geo do?
It tests the connection and reads the exit IP's location from the MaxMind GeoIP database, then shows the verified IP, country, language and time zone and applies them to the session, so the browser and the address tell the same story.
Should I turn on Live mode for HProxy?
Only for a line whose IP changes on a timer during the session. Live mode keeps WebRTC, language, geolocation and time zone in step when the address changes underneath a running session. A sticky HProxy session holds one address, so Live mode can stay off.
Can several Linken Sphere sessions use one HProxy proxy?
They can, but they then share one exit and that address links them whatever their fingerprints say. Give each session that must look separate its own proxy or sticky session.
The host, port and login shown here are the format; your exact values are on your dashboard, ready to copy.