How to Set up SOAX Proxies in GoLogin in 3 Minutes

GoLogin is a privacy-focused browser that allows users to control their online identity and personal data.

It offers features such as the ability to create multiple profiles that each have their own unique browser fingerprint.

This makes it harder for websites to track user activity across the web.

GoLogin is designed for anyone looking to increase their anonymity online, from individuals concerned about privacy to professionals managing multiple accounts.

Using an anti-detect browser is useful for anyone whose job involves managing multiple online accounts, as it significantly reduces the risk of these accounts being blocked or banned.

Traditional browsers can leave unique digital fingerprints, making it easy for websites to track and link multiple accounts to the same user, leading to possible restrictions or bans.

An anti-detect browser prevents this by allowing each account to operate under a distinct digital fingerprint.

These browsers also improve online security by protecting your privacy and personal data from trackers.

Yes, you can control GoLogin with Selenium or Puppeteer

This allows developers and automation engineers to programmatically control GoLogin profiles using a programming language like Python.

By using Selenium or Puppeteer, users can script a wide range of actions within GoLogin's privacy-focused environment, from automated testing of web applications to managing multiple online accounts without being detected.

There are a couple of reasons why SOAX  proxies are ideal for GoLogin:

• You can access proxies in a wide range of locations (195 countries)
• Choose between different protocols, such as HTTP(S) or SOCKS5
• 99.95% uptime for stability
• Sticky Sessions
• And more. Check out the proxy page for more information

SOAX offers different kinds of proxy types:

• Residential proxies. These proxies assign you an IP that is associated with an actual device in a home. Great if you want to access geo-blocked content.
• Mobile proxies. These proxies use IP addresses assigned to mobile devices by their mobile network operators. Great for anonymity.
• ISP proxies. ISP proxies are a blend between residential and datacenter proxies. They are hosted in data centers but are registered with real ISPs, combining the speed of datacenter proxies with the legitimacy of residential proxies. Note that we only have ISP proxies in the US, and excluding the state of Texas.
• Datacenter proxies. These proxies are provided by servers housed in data centers, using IP addresses that belong to the datacenter's subnet. Great for situations where speed is of the essence.