Integrations · Antidetect browsers
Use HProxy with MoreLogin.
Connect an HProxy proxy to a MoreLogin profile with Modify Proxy.
MoreLogin is an antidetect browser with Chrome and Firefox engines, a free-forever plan that already includes its local API, and cloud phones billed by the minute, built for running many isolated profiles.
MoreLogin isolates each profile's fingerprint, but if ten profiles leave through one IP a platform can still group them, because the network points to one source. One HProxy proxy per profile gives each identity its own location and history.
Setting up HProxy in MoreLogin
- 1.In MoreLogin open Profiles and open the profile you want to route through HProxy, or create one with New profile.
- 2.Open the profile's proxy settings with Modify Proxy and, at the top, choose the connection type that matches your HProxy line: HTTP or SOCKS5.
- 3.Enter gate.hproxy.com and your port in Proxy server, then your proxy login in Proxy account and Proxy password, all from the HProxy dashboard.
- 4.Under IP resolution choose IPv4.
- 5.Run the proxy detection: on success MoreLogin shows the exit IP and its location. Then click Confirm.
- 6.Launch the profile and open an IP check inside it before you log in anywhere.
ProfilesModify Proxy
Modify Proxy
- Connection typeHTTP
- Proxy servergate.hproxy.comPort7777
- Proxy accountyour proxy loginProxy password••••••••
- IP resolutionIPv4
Worth knowing
A failed detection is almost always the connection details, not the profile: the connection type must match the line, host and port are safest copied from the dashboard, and Proxy account and Proxy password are your proxy login, not the login of your HProxy account. For many profiles, MoreLogin's batch tools apply or update proxies across them at once.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the proxy settings in MoreLogin?
Inside each profile: open it from Profiles and use Modify Proxy. The connection type sits at the top, then Proxy server for host and port, Proxy account and Proxy password for the login, and IP resolution below them.
Why does MoreLogin's proxy detection fail?
Nearly always one of four things: the connection type does not match the line (HTTP chosen for a SOCKS5 line or the other way round), a mistyped host or port, the HProxy account login entered instead of the proxy login, or a line whose traffic has run out. Copy the values from the HProxy dashboard again and run the detection once more.
Can several MoreLogin profiles share one HProxy proxy?
They can, but then they leave through one address and a platform can group them by it, whatever their fingerprints say. Give each profile that must stand alone its own proxy or its own sticky session, and keep that pairing for the life of the profile.
Sticky session or rotation for MoreLogin?
Sticky, or a static ISP proxy, for anything logged in: an account whose address keeps changing looks like a stolen session. Per-request rotation suits collection tasks that never log in.
The host, port and login shown here are the format; your exact values are on your dashboard, ready to copy.