Proxies for MoreLogin

Where Morelogin specifically needs this

MoreLogin competes on price and on cloud synchronisation, so profiles follow you between machines rather than living on one workstation.

Cloud sync is convenient and it moves the risk. The same profile opened from a laptop in one country and a desktop in another presents an identical fingerprint from two different addresses, which reads as credential sharing. Pinning the profile to a sticky port means the exit address stays put even when the operator does not.

Rotating or sticky for profiles

Use a sticky port for profile work. A profile that changes IP mid session looks like a hijacked account, which is the opposite of what you want. Each sticky port holds one address for the session, so assign a different port per profile.

Rotating ports suit collection and crawling, where a new address per request is an advantage rather than a red flag.

Setting it up

Set the proxy per profile in the profile settings, choosing SOCKS5 where offered. Enter the gateway host, the sticky port assigned to that profile, and your credentials.

Because profiles sync across devices, set the address once centrally rather than per machine. A profile that carries different proxy settings on two computers defeats the point of syncing it.

Where to go next

Running more than one tool against the same gateway is normal. These cover the others.

• All integration guides, setup notes for every tool we cover
• Guides and tutorials, the concepts behind the config, including when to rotate and when not to
• SessionBox setup, another antidetect browser, same one sticky IP per profile rule
• AdsPower setup, another antidetect browser, same one sticky IP per profile rule
• Sticky proxies, why profile work needs a held address rather than rotation