How to set up a proxy in Incogniton?

Start by launching the browser and signing in to your Incogniton account. On the left sidebar, go to Profile Management - this is where each session begins.

Click “New Profile” at the top-right of the Profile Management panel. Assign a name to the profile, then select the browser base and other parameters. Creating profiles is required to use proxy Incogniton effectively. Each profile operates independently, and each one must have its own IP for secure operation.

Within the profile creation screen, locate and open the Proxy tab. This area contains all configurable proxy settings Incogniton supports. It allows you to enter custom IPs, port numbers, and authentication fields, giving you full control over how each IP functions.

Choose your proxy server for Incogniton based on the available options: 

Select the correct type from the dropdown menu according to what your provider offers. In our example, we use the HTTP proxy protocol.

Below the type, input the IP and port using this format: IP:Port. This is a critical step in the Incogniton proxy configuration process, as entering the wrong data here will prevent connection. Make sure no extra spaces or characters are included.

If it requires login credentials, enter the username and password provided by your provider. This step secures the connection and prevents unauthorized access. Authentication details are typically included in the account dashboard or email.

Click the “Check Proxy” button to test the connection. If the intermediary is working, a green confirmation will appear. If there’s an issue, such as an expired or low-quality server, a red error will display. This ensures that your new connection is valid before using it.

Once all fields are filled out, click “Create Profile”. This completes the Incogniton proxy setup. From here, the profile is ready to launch with its assigned one, ensuring a fully isolated session for secure and anonymous browsing.