DICloak

DICloak proxy setup

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About this tool

DICloak is an antidetect browser centered on secure team account sharing, flexible proxy assignment, built-in RPA settings, and an open HTTP API. DICloak manages multiple accounts with separate browser fingerprints and profile data. Team workflows and RPA tools help organize shared account operations, while developer interfaces provide ways to connect browser environments to custom automation and data tasks.

Key capabilities

Random proxy assignment, RPA & HTTP API: Isolates browser fingerprints and cookies per profile while supporting random proxy assignment from saved proxy pools, configurable RPA workflows, and an HTTP API for programmatic profile listing, creation, editing, and deletion.

  • Separate fingerprints and profile data:DICloak organizes account work through separate browser fingerprints and profile data, with team controls for shared environments. Members use assigned workspaces whose sessions persist, supporting ongoing client or project responsibilities.
  • Team workflows and RPA:RPA and developer interfaces extend that management model. Official HTTP API documentation covers operations such as listing, creating, editing and deleting profiles, allowing internal systems or task schedulers to treat environments as resources used by larger workflows.

Where it fits

A team sharing website workspaces can first define member access, then assign profiles and proxies to repetitive tasks. Keep a clear mapping for both manual work and scripts so each run can be traced to the account environment and connection it used.

  • Controlled team account sharing: Built for teams that share access to high-value accounts (such as ad managers, social profiles, or SaaS tools) with role-based access rules and session protection.
  • Supports HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxies; pairing shared profiles with dedicated Static ISP proxies ensures that every team member accesses the account through the exact same fixed residential IP.
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Set up your connection

  1. 01

    Get your proxy details

    Copy the host, port, username, and password from your MantaProxy dashboard. Use the actual details of your purchased proxy.

  2. 02

    Configure your environment

    Choose the supported proxy protocol and enter your credentials in the tool, browser, device, or client that handles its network connection.

  3. 03

    Verify the connection

    Check the exit IP and location, then save your configuration. If it fails, verify credentials, protocol support, and any required dependencies.

Connect DICloak with MantaProxy

Bring the right proxy connection to your next workflow. Start in your dashboard or explore the available plans.