Proxy Integration With Maskfog

This guide will show you how to set up Anonymous Proxies in Maskfog Browser to manage multiple accounts, handle geo-restrictions, and automate tasks.

What is Maskfog?

Maskfog is an anti-detect browser built for people who manage more than one account and need each session to stay separate. Instead of using one browser identity for everything, you create individual profiles. Every profile keeps its own cookies, storage, and fingerprint settings, so accounts are less likely to get linked together.

It’s especially useful when you’re switching between stores, ad accounts, social profiles, or research sessions all day. You open the profile you need, do your work, and close it, without your other profiles “bleeding into” that session.

Maskfog Features

  • Isolated browser profiles so sessions stay separated
  • Fingerprint controls to help each profile look unique
  • Easy profile management for handling lots of accounts without chaos
  • Proxy support per profile so every identity can use its own IP
  • Team options and activity logs for shared setups and accountability

Setting Up Anonymous Proxies With Maskfog

Before we get into the steps, open your Anonymous Proxies dashboard and copy your proxy details somewhere easy to paste. Moreover, for this guide, we’ll use a residential proxy since this type of proxy is generally the best option for creating a natural environment during your sessions.

Step 1: Download Maskfog

For the beginning, you go to the official Maskfog website, click Download, and install the version that matches your operating system.

Download Maskfog browser from the official website

Step 2: Log in to Maskfog

Once the download has finished, open the app, and log in to your Maskfog account if you already have one, if not create a new one by clicking on Registration.

Maskfog browser login screen

Step 3: Create a new profile

Once you log in, you'll be inside the dashboard and you'll need to click on New Profile.

Create a new Maskfog browser profile

Step 4: Open the proxy settings in the profile

After this, inside the new profile window, name your profile, scroll to the Proxy section, choose Custom, then click Proxy to connect your own proxy.

Maskfog custom proxy settings in a new browser profile

Step 5: Add Proxy

A new window will open where, Next,in the left menu, you'll need to click Configure Device to add your proxy server.

Maskfog Proxy Service page with Configure Device option highlighted

Then, in the Edit proxy window, pick the proxy type you are going to use, and paste in the required fields your proxy details.

Add proxy server details

Step 6: Check proxy

Once you filled all the fields, click Check Proxy to confirm everything works.

Maskfog proxy check showing our successful proxy connection

Step 7: Save profile

Go back to the profile setup and click OK to save the profile with the proxy applied.

Save Maskfog profile with proxy applied using OK button

Step 8: Open profile

In your profile list, click Open to launch it. From now on, that Maskfog profile will run through the proxy you configured.

Open the new created profile

Conclusion

As you can see, connecting Anonymous Proxies residential proxies to Maskfog is quick and simple. Once it’s set, your profiles run on real home-style IPs, so it will be way easier to browse privately, manage multiple accounts, and scrape with fewer interruptions.

If anything doesn’t work during setup or have any proxy related questions, just reach out to our support team and we’ll help you get it sorted. If you want to see more integration tutorials with other antidetect browser, feel free to visit our integrations page.

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