Setting up proxy in Incogniton

Setting Up Proxies in Incogniton

Incogniton and Proxies

Incogniton is an anti-detect browser offering a free plan for 10 profiles. It supports all major proxy types, features a built-in checker, and integrates with Selenium for automation.

Adding Proxies

To a Profile

1. Open Incogniton
2. Click «New Profile» or edit an existing one
3. Go to the «Proxy» tab
4. Select the proxy type:
   - Direct (no proxy)
   - HTTP
   - HTTPS
   - SOCKS4
   - SOCKS5
5. Enter: IP, Port, Username, Password
6. Click «Check Proxy» to verify
7. Save the profile

Input Format

Incogniton supports proxy input in various formats. Paste the string, and the browser will automatically recognize the format and populate the fields.

Bulk Operations

Importing Profiles with Proxies

1. Click «Import»
2. Use the CSV/Excel template
3. Fill in the columns with proxy data
4. Upload the file
5. Incogniton will create profiles with proxies

Bulk Proxy Update

1. Select profiles
2. «Bulk Actions» → «Update Proxy»
3. Paste a list of proxies
4. Each profile will be assigned its own proxy

Built-in Checker

Incogniton checks the following when you click «Check Proxy»:
- Availability
- Real IP
- Country and City
- IP Type

Selenium Integration

Incogniton provides an API for Selenium:
1. Launch a profile via API
2. Get the debugger port
3. Connect Selenium to this port
4. Traffic automatically routes through the profile's proxy

Python example: use the requests library to launch a profile via the Incogniton API, then connect Selenium via the remote debugging port.

Fingerprint Configuration

Automatic Adjustment

Incogniton adjusts the fingerprint to match the proxy:
- Timezone based on IP geolocation
- Language based on country
- WebRTC — IP masking
- Screen resolution — based on device type

Manual Configuration

Manual settings are available in the profile:
- WebRTC mode: Real, Manual, Disabled
- Timezone: Auto or Manual
- Geolocation: On/Off, custom coordinates
- DNS: Custom DNS servers

Free Plan

Incogniton offers a free plan:
- Up to 10 browser profiles
- All proxy features available
- Limitation: no team collaboration or API

This makes Incogniton a good choice for beginners and testing.

Recommendations

1. Start with the free plan — 10 profiles are sufficient for testing
2. Use the checker — always verify proxies before use
3. One proxy per profile — a standard rule for anti-detect browsers
4. Geo-matching — timezone and language should match the proxy's region
5. Selenium for automation — the Incogniton API simplifies automation

Conclusion

Incogniton is an accessible anti-detect browser with full proxy support. Its free plan for 10 profiles and Selenium integration make it a good entry point into multi-accounting. Proxy setup is simple and intuitive.