Configuring VMLogin with Swiftproxy

Anti-detect browsers have become increasingly popular due to their ease of use and versatility, allowing users to manage multiple accounts on various platforms from a single device. These browsers are particularly prized by professionals in e-commerce, advertising, and web testing fields. In this discussion, we'll delve into VMLogin, examine its main features, and outline how to set up VMLogin with Swiftproxy.

What is VMLogin?

VMLogin Antidetect Browser offers users an unlimited environment of unique browser fingerprints. Each browser environment mimics natural and local settings, significantly reducing the risk of account blocks.

This tool is versatile for all types of browser-based activities, including account registrations, advertising verification, and management on platforms like Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, TikTok, Tinder, PayPal, Stripe, Outlook, and Gmail. It's also ideal for store operations, affiliate marketing, automated tasks, and more across various industries.

Configuring VMLogin with Swiftproxy

1. Download the appropriate version of VMLogin then create an account. [NEW USERS GET TO HAVE FREE TRIAL]

2. Each browser profile should be associated with a unique IP address, and should only be used to log into one account on a given website. If you wish to log into a second account, please create a new browser profile with a different IP address.

3. Visit the Swiftproxy dashboard and configure your proxies. We are using IPs from Ohio/The United States with IP rotation on each request using SOCKS5 protocol in this case. Copy the proxy information after setting up the residential proxy.

4. After entering the proxy details provided by Swiftproxy, users can simply click "Paste proxy information" to automatically populate the proxy data. There are two formats for "Paste proxy information":

① The first one is: IP address:Port:User:Password

② The second one is : User:Password@IP Address:Port

[Users get to copy proxy information in correct format via Swiftproxy account dashboard]

To contact VMLogin support via Telegram: @VMLogin_us

To contact Swiftproxy support via Telegram: @swiftproxy_official