[TUTORIAL] Setting up multiple proxy profiles

WebMinati said:

Are images broken for everyone, or is it just me :l

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hyplink said:

Nice guide OP !
in addition, you should change the time zone and install a few fonts corresponding to the proxy country to reduce your footprint

Right click on it > Open image in new tab > check captcha > close tab and refresh this page. Hope this helps.

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Biqu3 said:

is this the same as using Tor browser?

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Akash Mondal said:

Great tuts Billy as always. Most importantly you kept your promise. Thank you.
I have a question which is out of the track of this tuts, what do you think which one is better and for what reason, buying aged social media accounts(IG, Tumblr etc), or create them my own and let them age.
Please answer.

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timi the run said:

Hey,

Thanks for the tutorial! I've followed your instructions and have done everything exactly as described (including disabling my webRTC), but after I log on about 5 to 6 different accounts, Facebook still catches on and bans me. Do you have any idea what could be the reason?

Thanks!

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Ly00168 said:

I just follow you to this thread from porn uploading to find out how to setup proxy. By the way, thank for this tutorial. But I have some questions. I hope you don't mind my stupid questions since I am not a tech savvy guy and English is not my native language.
1. Is your method working with porn uploading, let's say I want to use multiple accounts to upload? If it works, is it limited in the numbers of the accounts?
2. I am thinking of using your method for porn uploading, but is there something I should know or add more to the method or you think that everything should work fine already?
3. Are VPN and Proxy doing the same things in this context? Which one you recommend for porn uploading?
4. What are the different of buying proxies and changing proxies in your methods?

Sorry in advance if I may give you trouble of my dump questions.

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Ly00168 said:

@Billy Batts Thanks for your reply. You seem to have much experience about IM and I am glad that you seem to be happy to help and provide guidance for people new in this too, me included. I need to learn a lot from you and other members and hope you are glad to share. but don't worry I don't want you to spoonfeed me, just want help in something I don't know about IM like some technicality or something like that. And of course, I keep reading through threads everyday and learn a lot and also taking action, but not yet giving me fruitful results since I started. I won't give up anyway, because of the encourage from people like you!
OK, let's back to the questions:

Does setting up proxy on firefox working the same as proxy that people bought ?
Can we set up proxy on chrome too?
How is VPN used? If I used VPN, I could create many account as I want?

Sorry for the noob questions and thank in advance.

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Pawlaka said:

From where you take proxies?
Great tut btw

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Billy Batts said:

Hi there.

Just a simple basic tutorial on how to set up multiple proxy profiles with firefox.

Why This Tutorial?
Because even though common knowledge for most some people don't know how to and I promised a couple guys I would write this.

Now obviously this is if you have like 10-20 (or whatever amount you want to do manually) proxies and you doing things manually otherwise you would be better off to use some bot like Jarvee to manage your accounts.

Let's Start
For this tutorial I will be using Firefox. I know there are some proxy switcher plugins for chrome but this method suits my workflow the best.

Setting Up Profiles

So install Firefox if you hadn't already and once the firefox shortcut is on your screen, right click it and press properties.

Under the tab Shortcut you will see after the target something like this: "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"

Now type behind it -p -no-remote so it looks like this "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -p -no-remote and press Apply-OK pressing OK directly usually works fine too.

Now double click the Firefox shortcut and you will see something like this:

Click Create Profile>Next and put whatever name you want in there but don't uses spaces or weird symbols, for this TUT I made a profile name bhw, press Finish and then Exit.

Now rightclick the Firefox shortcut again and select create shortcut.

Now you see an other Firefox shortcut named firefox - Shortcut (2)

Right click it again>Properties and you will see this again "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -p -no-remote

Now change the path to your profile name so it looks like this: "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -p bhw -no-remote press Apply>OK

Rename the firefox - Shortcut (2) to whatever you want (right click>rename or 2 slow left clicks)

Once all of that is done double click the shortcut to open the browser.

Importing The Proxy
If you've done everything correctly the shortcut will open a complete new browser profile. Every add-on or setting you add in that browser will be unique to that profile.

Now to import the proxy click the hamburger menu and options.

Scroll down to Network Proxy and press settings.

This screen will popup, don't mind the numbers I just randomly put it there.

Select Manual proxy configuration and enter the proxy IP and behind Port the User port and press OK.

If all is set correctly every time you open your edited Browser or want to connect to the internet it will ask for your login data unless you ticked "Do not prompt for authentication if password is saved"


That's it.

I find this way pretty handy because each profile has it's own site shortcuts and cookies.

When it comes to addons that's up to you but I always install this one on all profiles as JS can leak your real IP.

When it comes to proxies I usually use proxies from my own country closest to me unless I need to bypass GEO block or something.

Hope some of you will find it useful. As said, there are many methods but for this purpose it fits me best.

@Knugen @Biqu3

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jsalima said:

Hi and Thank you for the tutorial.
I have another dumb question,,,,, (or two) ;-)
When you are talking about a "footprint" is that the MAC address of the device?
Do the big guys track the MAc address and is that / would that be an issue?

Man,,,,, I have a lot to learn LOL

Cheers =)

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