MoreLogin

MoreLogin gives each browser profile its own fingerprint and proxy. Add NyxonProxies to a profile directly, or import a list of proxies and pick them per profile.

What you need#

• Host and port of your product. For Residential: geo.gw.nyxon.sh, port 8080 for HTTP or 1080 for SOCKS5. Other products are listed in Endpoints and ports.
• Username and password from the plan page in the dashboard, or ready-made lines from the proxy generator.

Add the proxy to a profile#

1. For a new profile, click New Profile, then Browser Profile, then Advanced Settings, and go to the proxy section. For an existing one, open Profiles, then Browser, and click Edit Proxy on the profile.
2. Select New Proxy.
3. Choose HTTP as the proxy type, or socks5 for port 1080.
4. Fill in the host, port, account and password.
5. Save the profile.

MoreLogin looks up the IP's details through the IP query channel you select. Leave Refresh URL empty: it is for mobile proxies with a refresh link, and with NyxonProxies you change the IP by changing the session ID.

Import a list#

On the proxy list page, open Add Proxy and choose Batch Add. Proxy Format takes one proxy per line, up to 100 per import:

http://geo.gw.nyxon.sh:8080:USERNAME-country-us-session-ml0001-time-120:PASSWORD
http://USERNAME-country-us-session-ml0002-time-120:[email protected]:8080

Always write the type in front. Without it, MoreLogin assumes SOCKS5, which fails on the HTTP port. A password that contains @ or : breaks the line, so add such proxies one by one with Add Individually, or change the proxy password.

One IP per profile#

Give every profile its own session ID, as in the lines above. A session keeps its IP for up to 120 minutes, and a residential device can go offline sooner. The profile then continues on a new IP. For accounts that must keep one IP for weeks, use Dedicated ISP: every IP is static and yours alone. Its lines use HTTP, with the host and port shown on the plan page. See Rotating and sticky sessions.

Check the IP#

Start the profile and open https://ipinfo.io/json. It should show a NyxonProxies IP in the country you targeted. Query channels can disagree on the city, because geolocation databases differ.

Troubleshooting#

More in Troubleshooting.