What Is MoreLogin?

MoreLogin is a versatile multi-login browser management tool designed for both Windows and Mac operating systems. With MoreLogin, you can seamlessly integrate NetNut Residential Proxies to enhance your browsing experience. Here’s how to set it up:

Step 1: Download and Install MoreLogin

Start by downloading MoreLogin and completing the installation process. Once installed, launch the application and either sign in with your credentials or create a free account if you haven’t already.

Step 2: Create a New Profile

Inside the MoreLogin interface, locate the “New profile” button on the left-hand side. Click on it to initiate the profile creation process.

 

Step 3: Configure Proxy Settings

Navigate to “Advanced settings” and then select “Proxy settings” to set up your NetNut Residential Proxies.

*If You Don’t Have Proxy Username and Password:*

If you do not have a proxy username and password, you’ll need to acquire them. Open a web browser and access the NetNut customer portal using the link provided. Log in with the user credentials you obtained from a sales representative or created yourself

portal login

 

In the portal, go to “Settings” and click on “Account”. Generate a new password and click on “Update”. Make sure to save these credentials for later use.

Portal Access

 

Step 4: Proxy Configuration

In the “Proxy type” field, choose either HTTP or SOCKS5, depending on your preference. For this example, we will use HTTP. Replace USERNAME with your actual proxy username and PASSWORD with the proxy password provided.

 

– For HTTP, use the proxy server format description: gw.ntnt.io with port 5959.

– For SOCKS5, use the proxy server format description: gw.ntnt.io with port 9595.

 

You can also specify a country code in the “Proxy account” field, such as “row” for the United States or “uk” for the United Kingdom. Additionally, the “sid” field requires a random 6-9 digit number. For example, “9151238”.

 

Example for HTTP:

http

 

Example for SOCKS5:

 

Step 5: Save Proxy Settings

Click on the “OK” button to save your proxy settings. You will be returned to the “Browser Profile” screen within MoreLogin.

 

Step 6: Start Browsing

From the “Browser Profile” screen, click on “Start” This action will open a browser window with the first tab displaying your proxy’s IP address, location, and your browser profile information.

 

 

Step 7: Verify Proxy Functionality

To confirm that your proxy is functioning correctly, you can visit a website like IP-API to check the details of your proxy’s location and ensure smooth browsing.

 

 

Final Thoughts

With MoreLogin and NetNut’s residential proxies, you have a powerful combination for various tasks, including web scraping, e-commerce, social media management, and price comparison. Now that you’ve successfully set up your MoreLogin proxy with NetNut, you can carry out your tasks without worrying about bans, blocks, or other limitations.

Daniel Halperin
Daniel Halperin
QA Specialist
Daniel Halperin is a seasoned QA Engineer with a strong background in software quality assurance. He is currently working at NetNut Proxy Network in Tel Aviv, Israel, where he specializes in test planning, stress testing, and Bash scripting. Previously, he contributed to the success of many projects, where he designed and executed manual and automated test strategies, improved product stability with automated API testing, and implemented CI for API tests. With a solid foundation in software testing and a passion for ensuring product reliability, Daniel is a valuable asset to any development team.