How to Configure Proxy Settings on Kameleo

Introduction to Kameleo Browser

Kameleo Browser is an application designed for Windows and mobile (Android) devices. You can leverage this app to create unlimited browsers where each saves data separately. Each browser contains real-life browser fingerprints and a unique virtual identity that prevents account bans. 

Kameleo Browser handles browser fingerprinting by providing desktop and mobile profiles that mimic a range of devices and settings within one platform. Subsequently, you can remain anonymous when managing multiple social media accounts, launching ads, self-testing, affiliate marketing, and more. In addition, the browser easily integrates with frameworks like Playwright, Selenium, and Puppeteer via an API.

What Is Kameleo Browser?

Kameleo Browser is a sophisticated tool designed for managing multiple browser profiles with distinct digital identities. It allows users to create numerous isolated browser environments, each equipped with unique browser fingerprints, ensuring high levels of anonymity and security. Kameleo is particularly useful for activities requiring multiple account management, such as digital marketing, affiliate marketing, and social media management. By mimicking real browser configurations, it prevents websites from detecting and linking these profiles, thus minimizing the risk of account bans and ensuring seamless online operations.

Benefits of Using NetNut Proxies With Kameleo Browser

Integrating NetNut proxies with Kameleo Browser offers enhanced anonymity and security by masking your real IP address and routing your internet traffic through high-quality residential proxies. This combination helps in bypassing geo-restrictions, accessing localized content, and reducing the risk of IP bans. NetNut proxies provide high reliability and performance, ensuring that your online activities remain smooth and uninterrupted. Using NetNut proxies with Kameleo also facilitates efficient multi-account management by providing unique IP addresses for each browser profile, thereby preventing account linkage and enhancing operational efficiency.

Setting up NetNut proxy on Kameleo Browser

Step 1: Go to Kameleo browser website and select Download; install it and launch the browser on your device. 

Step 2: When the download is on-going, select My Accounts to register an account with Kameleo

This takes you to the signup page

Once you confirm your email, you can access Your Account where you can manage orders, subscriptions, become an affiliate and more.

Step 3:  Launch the Kameleo browser and sign in

Step 4: Once you login, click on New Profile

Step 5: Next, select Device type, operating system, and language. Then you can click select to choose a profile from the provided options to configure its fingerprint.

Step 6: Go to the connection area and choose Proxy Type

Step 7: Head over to your NetNut dashboard to recover your proxy details. Enter the URL and Port in the correct fields, (like this: Proxy URL: gw.ntnt.io ; Port: 5959)

There are various proxy types  so when integrating NetNut proxies, choose HTTP or SOCKS5 protocol

This is an example of a proxy string for a browser : 

USERNAME-stc-uk-sid-123456789:PASSWORD@gw-am.ntnt.io:5959

• Hostname Configuration

Copy the hostname/server address provided by NetNut

Example: Type gw-am.ntnt.io into the host field if you are using HTTP protocol. Alternatively, type gw-socks-am.ntnt.io for SOCKS5 protocol

• Port number Configuration

The Port number for NetNut HTTP proxies is 5959 and 9595 for SOCKS5

• Username Configuration

Username is your login, which you can find in your NetNut account in Settings -> Billing.

Proxy-type is the proxy type that you use. NetNut provides three different proxy types depending on your subscription plan. Your username should have three components including your user ID, type of proxy( residential, datacenter, static) and target country.

•         dc — datacenter;
•         res — rotating residential proxy;
•         stc — static residential proxy.

Country is the country whose IP addresses will be used for connection. You can choose “Any,” in which case any available country will be used, or you can provide the ISO code of a specific country from the list of NetNut Available Countries: e.g., jp(Japan), fr(France).

Example: ticketing123-res-us

This is where you get the proxy username and password from the customer portal. You can also get in touch with your account manager if you’d like additional assistance.

• Consistent IP session

While NetNut provides rotating IP addresses, you may want static IP address. This can be useful when you want to maintain your  session via the same IPs. Then you need to incorporate a session id (SID) with your username.

How do you choose a SID?

• Choose a number between 4 to 8 digits
•  Ensure the numbers are random and non-sequential to protect your IP address

For example: ticketing123-stc-us-SID-435765

• Proxy password

Insert the confidential NetNut proxy password

Toggle on the Authentication bar and input your proxy Username and Password. Then click on Test Proxy to confirm if it is working

The proxy connection stat is displayed which tells you if it is connected 

Step 8: Save the settings. The added profiles will be displayed on the dashboard. You can select start to launch the browser

Step 9: Now you are ready to enjoy an unlimited, private, and anonymous browsing experience

Conclusion

Do you need a solution to IP ban and geo-restrictions on your mobile device and Windows computer? Then, you need to try Kameleo anti-detect browser, which allows you to work with multiple profiles each with unique fingerprints. 

Remember that Kameleo does not provide proxies so you need to get from a reliable provider like NetNut. This guide has examined how to install Kameleo browser and setup NetNut configuration. However, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us; NetNut offers 24/7 support to our esteemed customers.

Do you want to learn how to integrate NetNut proxies with other tools? Be sure to check out other NetNut integrations.