Proxies for VMLogin

Name: NodeMaven
Brand: NodeMaven
Rating: 4.7 (66 reviews)

Run multiple isolated browsers with unique fingerprints for safe multi-
account operations.

What is VMLogin?

VMLogin is a professional anti-detect browser designed for multi-account management. Instead of maintaining multiple physical devices, you can create independent virtual browser profiles, each with unique
fingerprints, cookies, and proxy settings. This ensures accounts remain unlinked and secure. VMLogin is widely used in cross-border e-commerce, social media management, advertising, and affiliate marketing. It also supports automation (API, Selenium, Puppeteer) and team collaboration through
profile sharing, permission control, and folder organization.

How to set up?

Step 1 – Get Your Proxy Credentials

1. Log in to your NodeMaven Dashboard.
2. In the Proxy Setup > Select the proxy type you need:

Residential / Mobile: recommended for account
management, ads, and social media.

For both you can select options:

Static: recommended for consistent logins and long-term sessions.
Rotating: recommended for scraping and bulk checks.

3. Choose a targeting location or leave it as ‘Random’ for a random
proxy location.
Note: Selecting a specific location will update your username in the
proxy list accordingly.

4. Set the output format

5. Copy the proxy details in the following format:
http://username:[email protected]:10000

Step 2 – Add Proxy to VMLogin

1. Download and install VMLogin (Support 3-day Free Trial).
2. Launch the VMLogin client and log in to your account.

3. Create a New Browser Profile and Set the Proxy IP.

4. Paste Proxy in VMLogin and Test

First, toggle Enable the proxy server to ON.
Then, click “Paste proxy info” – VMLogin will automatically fill in
the IP, port, username, and password.
In the Test IP URL field, enter `ip-api.com`.
Click Test Proxy to verify the connection.

5. If the proxy is set up correctly, you’ll see a success message with the new IP and location. Click “Confirm” and then “Save” to store the settings.