GoLogin proxy setup
About this tool
GoLogin is a cross-platform antidetect browser built on Chromium (Orbita), supporting both local desktop execution and installation-free Web App cloud browser sessions. GoLogin gives each account its own browser profile with separate cookies, storage, fingerprint, and location. Profiles can be reopened as distinct workspaces, and team access lets colleagues work with shared account environments without handing over account passwords.
Key capabilities
50+ fingerprint parameters & cloud execution: Configures over 50 device and software parameters per profile; profiles can run locally on Windows, macOS, and Linux or launch remotely on GoLogin servers via app.gologin.com without consuming local RAM or CPU.
- Separate cookies and storage：GoLogin profiles retain their own fingerprints, cookies, extensions and proxy settings alongside login sessions. Reopening a saved profile restores its working context, which is useful for maintaining storefronts, client dashboards or testing accounts over time.
- Fingerprint and location settings：Access can be organized around individual profiles, folders or workspaces. In addition to its desktop application, GoLogin provides cloud browser access through a web app. Local and cloud launches execute in different places, affecting resource use and the route taken by connections.
Where it fits
An agency can organize profiles into client folders and share only the relevant environments with each colleague. When switching computers or launching in the cloud, recheck the assigned proxy and actual exit address so work continues in the intended environment.
- Granular workspace sharing & account hosting: Enables sharing individual profiles, specific folders, or full workspaces with team members and contractors so sessions on Facebook, LinkedIn, Amazon, and eBay continue without exposing passwords.
- Supports dedicated HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 proxy configuration per profile; Static ISP proxies are recommended to preserve a consistent exit IP whether launching profiles locally or from the cloud web app.