Genlogin anti-detect browser: how to set up a proxy for multi-accounting and automation

To set up a proxy in Genlogin, open Proxy Manager, add the server in the IP:PORT:USER:PASS format, then open the profile settings, pick that proxy on the Network tab and press Check Proxy before the first launch. Genlogin accepts HTTP, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5, and every profile needs its own address.

If you want to engage in multi-accounting in peace, an ordinary browser like Yandex or Google Chrome will not work. The system will “realize” in the first minutes that the accounts are created and managed from one device. The outcome is always the same - a ban. And the whole network of accounts will be banned, not just a certain one. Each Internet user is assigned a digital fingerprint, which algorithms use to track users.

There are browsers with the function of masking the digital fingerprint - anti-detect browsers for multi-accounting. The interface is almost the same as regular browsers, but the functionality is different. In anti-detect browsers create multiple virtual spaces and manage dozens of accounts. We have already written reviews about anti-detect browsers: AdsPower and Undetectable.

Genlogin is made in Vietnam, ships two browser cores and, as of 31 August 2026, starts at $15 a month for 50 profiles. Below: what the browser does, what its plans include, and how to connect and verify a proxy for every profile.

Genlogin: a brief overview

Genlogin is a desktop anti-detect browser built by a Vietnamese team based in Hanoi. It creates isolated profiles, each with its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy, and adds a no-code automation builder on top. The current branch is 3.0, with builds for Windows 10 64-bit and macOS on Intel and Apple Silicon.

Genlogin works on the same principle as other anti-detect browsers: it spoofs the user's digital fingerprint. The browser has built-in utilities for managing, sharing, and automating actions. With Genlogin, you can create and manage dozens of accounts and automate routine tasks while keeping the sessions separated from each other.

Genlogin creates fingerprints based on real users. That is, digital fingerprints do not look like fake ones and do not arouse suspicion in the system. Two cores are available: Titan, which is Chromium-based and behaves like Chrome, and Nightly, which is Firefox-based. The core is chosen when you create a profile and downloads on the first launch, which takes a few minutes on a slow connection.

The vendor claims more than 200,000 users. Independent traces are smaller: 185 upvotes and 927 followers on Product Hunt with eight reviews averaging 5/5, and 3.67 out of 5 from three verified buyers on AppSumo, where the lifetime deal is now closed. Treat 200,000 as a marketing figure, not a measured one.

What is a digital fingerprint

Reminder of what a fingerprint is. A browser fingerprint is a set of technical data about a user that includes many parameters:

• device model and hardware profile;
• operating system;
• screen resolution;
• IP address and WebRTC data;
• time zone;
• language;
• fonts, Canvas and WebGL rendering;
• user agent.

In fact, the list of parameters is much wider, we have listed only a small part of them. The MAC address is not part of it: a website cannot read it from the browser, which is why anti-detect tools do not spoof it.

Genlogin browser interface

Genlogin consists of many sections: create a profile, add proxies, go to the store, automate actions and many others. Version 3.0 groups them in the left menu.

Main sections in the browser:

• Profile - profile information, creating a new profile;
• Proxy Manager & GenProxy - proxy configuration, a saved list of servers and the built-in proxy shop;
• Store;
• Automation;
• Account Manager - logins and passwords tied to profiles;
• Schedules - running tasks on a timetable;
• Synchronizer - repeating one window's actions across the other open profiles;
• Extensions and Team members - extensions and sub-account permissions;
• Billing;
• Setting;
• Help.

Proxy Manager is a separate section rather than a field inside a profile. Servers are stored there as a list and attached to profiles from that list, so credentials are typed once and reused.

What tasks Genlogin is used for

Genlogin anti-detect browser helps to solve tasks in different spheres: internet marketing, crypto, SEO-optimization, SMM, e-commerce.

Genlogin users are digital marketing agencies, e-commerce companies, affiliate marketing specialists, freelancers and small businesses. The vendor's own solution pages target ecommerce and dropshipping, retail, digital marketing, real estate, affiliate networks, data scraping, seeding, traffic arbitrage and ad-account management.

In practice the split is simple: profiles for account networks, the automation builder for repetitive work inside them. Genlogin automates collecting data from websites, logging into multiple accounts, publishing content in social networks and sending messages to the database.

How to get started with Genlogin

Getting started with Genlogin takes four moves: register on genlogin.com, install the desktop app, create a profile and attach a proxy to it. Registration asks for an email, a phone number and a password. There is no web version, so the app has to run on Windows or macOS.

1. Register on genlogin.com and confirm the account - email, phone number and password are required.

   

2. Download the build for your system: a 64-bit .exe for Windows 10 and later, or a .dmg for macOS on Intel or Apple Silicon. There is no Linux or mobile build.
3. Log in to the desktop app. One Genlogin account works on one computer at a time; to move to another machine, log out first.
4. Create a profile: press Create Profile for full control over the parameters, or Quick Add to get a template profile.

   

5. Choose where the profile lives: Cloud, which syncs to Genlogin's servers and can be shared with sub-accounts, or Local, which stays on your machine and disappears together with the Genlogin folder if you reinstall the system without a backup.
6. Attach a proxy on the Network tab (steps in the next section) and check the time zone on the Location tab against the proxy's country.
7. Save the profile and launch it.

   

The profile is ready to be used. Now it has a unique fingerprint. You can create as many such accounts as the selected tariff allows.

Genlogin plans and pricing in 2026

Genlogin has one free plan and four paid ones. Checked on 31 August 2026, the free plan gives 5 profiles; paid plans run from $15 a month for 50 profiles to $141.75 a month for 1,500 profiles. Annual billing cuts every paid rate roughly in half.

Source: Genlogin price list, checked 31 August 2026.

The limits changed in spring 2026 under the Genlogin Plus name, announced in the vendor's Telegram channel: profile quotas went up by half (Mini 30 to 50, Solo 100 to 150, Team 300 to 450, Company 1,000 to 1,500), sub-accounts appeared on the two junior plans, and prices stayed where they were. Existing subscriptions were topped up automatically.

On annual billing the browser works out at about $0.20 per profile on Mini Plus and $0.063 on Company Plus. Proxies are the bigger line item: 1,500 dedicated IPv4 addresses cost far more than the $94.5 licence, so the IP budget decides the scale, not the subscription.

Payment goes through PayPal, Lemonsqueezy or crypto (USDT TRC20, ETH, Binance), and prices are charged in USD or Vietnamese dong. Changing a plan goes through support rather than the dashboard, and, according to the system FAQ, profile data is deleted 10 days after a subscription lapses without payment or a reply.

How to set up a proxy in Genlogin: step-by-step instructions

Genlogin does not route traffic by itself: a profile without a proxy goes out through your real IP. Add each server once in Proxy Manager, then attach it to a profile from the Network tab and verify it with Check Proxy. One address per profile, because a reused IP is what links accounts together.

The anti-detect browser masks the digital fingerprint, but there is another parameter that also affects detection by the system - the IP address. To spoof it, you need an additional tool - a proxy. A proxy server hides the IP address and geolocation of the user.

Which proxy types Genlogin supports

According to the proxy section of Genlogin's documentation, the Network tab accepts HTTP, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 proxies typed by hand, plus API keys from six Vietnamese services: TM, Tinsoft, Tin Proxy, Kiot Proxy, F Proxy and WW Proxy. Manual entry uses the IP:PORT:USER:PASS format, so a proxy from any provider works; the API keys only add rotation for those six.

Two switches sit next to the field. Enable change IP rotates the address through a provider's link, and Change IP when start profile does the same for API-key providers at every launch. The IP checker service dropdown decides which service the Check Proxy button queries.

How to add a proxy in Proxy Manager

Adding a proxy in Genlogin's Proxy Manager takes about a minute: open the section, paste the server in the IP:PORT:USER:PASS format, pick the protocol and run Check Proxy. The saved proxy stays in the Proxy Management list, so you attach it to profiles later without retyping credentials.

1. Open Proxy Manager in the left menu and press Add.

   

2. Press Add proxy in the window that opens.

   

3. Paste the server as IP:PORT:USER:PASS and select the protocol - HTTP, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5.

   

4. Press Check Proxy. Genlogin returns the IP, its country, the time zone and the connection status.
5. Save. The proxy appears on the Proxy Management page and is ready to be attached to profiles.

   

How to assign a proxy to a profile

A proxy saved in Proxy Manager is not attached to anything yet. Open the profile, go to the Network tab, choose Your Proxy or GenProxy, pick the address and save. Genlogin ties one proxy to one profile, which is why an account network needs as many addresses as it has profiles.

1. Press Create Profile, or open an existing profile for editing.

   

2. Open the Network tab in the profile settings.
3. Choose the source: Your Proxy for a server of your own, GenProxy for one bought inside the app, or Without proxy to skip it.
4. Select the saved proxy from the list.

   

5. Press Check Proxy and compare the country and time zone it returns with the values on the Location tab.
6. Turn on Enable change IP if your provider gives a rotation link.
7. Save the profile.

Done, the proxy for multi-accounting is added to the profile. If you want to do multi-accounting, you need to add a proxy to each profile.

How to change proxies for a batch of profiles

Genlogin has a separate Update Proxy screen for batch changes, so you do not reopen 300 profiles one by one after switching providers. Select the profiles in the list, open Update Proxy, paste the new addresses in the same order as the selection, run the check and save.

1. Select the profiles that share the old provider in the Profile list.
2. Open Update Proxy.
3. Paste the new proxies, one line per profile, keeping the order of the selection.
4. Run the check and save, then launch two or three profiles manually to confirm the new IPs load.

GenProxy or your own proxy

GenProxy is Genlogin's own proxy offer, sold inside the app together with proxy partners: Vietnamese IPv4 with speeds up to 1 Gb/s and Vietnamese residential IPs, activated three to five minutes after payment. Its limit is geography, because the catalogue covers Vietnam, so any other country has to come from an outside provider.

One more line in the documentation is worth reading before you rely on the built-in options: the proxy FAQ describes a P2P proxy in Genlogin as an address shared between Genlogin users. Shared IPs are the wrong tool for account networks, because someone else's activity lands on the same reputation as yours.

The same FAQ splits proxy types by task: datacenter proxies handle heavy page loads better, residential IPs are the usual choice for keeping accounts alive. Datacenter IPv4 is also several times cheaper per address, which matters once a profile count passes a hundred.

How to check a proxy before launching a profile

Genlogin's proxy quality checklist lists four checks before the first launch: location and time zone match, CAPTCHA frequency in Google, blacklist status, and WebRTC or DNS leaks. Running them takes about two minutes per proxy and costs less than warming up an account that gets flagged on day one.

• Compare the country and time zone with what you paid for: a US proxy must not resolve to Vietnam. Check on Pixelscan, Getip.pro or Browserleaks.
• Search anything in Google through the profile. Frequent CAPTCHAs mean the address has been used hard before you.
• Check blacklists on IPQualityScore, IP-score or IP Fighter.
• Check WebRTC and DNS leaks on Whoer, f.vision or IP Fighter, because WebRTC can expose the real IP even with a proxy connected.

Why an account still gets banned when a proxy is connected

A proxy fixes one signal out of many. Accounts still get linked or blocked when the IP was already used on the same platform, when the time zone and language do not match the IP, when several profiles share one address, or when WebRTC exposes the real IP behind the proxy.

• The IP has a history: it was used for registrations on the same service before you rented it.
• Addresses come from one subnet, so the platform sees a block of neighbours acting alike.
• The profile's time zone, language and geolocation contradict the country of the IP.
• Automation runs faster than a human could click, which is a behavioural signal no fingerprint hides.

An anti-detect browser does not override a platform's rules either. If a service forbids several accounts per person, the accounts can still be closed on other signals: payment details, delivery addresses, content. Check the terms of the platform you work with before you scale.

Automation: API, Puppeteer and Selenium

Genlogin exposes a local API on http://localhost:55550 with a Swagger page at /api-docs. The API documentation covers listing profiles, starting and stopping them, and returning a WebSocket endpoint that Puppeteer or Selenium connects to. Scripts drive profiles that already carry their own proxy and fingerprint.

The working set is small: getProfiles, getProfiles(id), getWsEndpoint(id), runProfile(id), stopProfile(id), getProfilesRunning(). runProfile returns wsEndpoint, and puppeteer.connect() attaches to it. One caveat for developers: the official JavaScript wrapper the documentation links to on GitHub has not received a commit since 30 November 2023, so treat it as a sample rather than a maintained SDK.

For non-developers there is a drag-and-drop builder and a mini-app store: ready scripts for scraping Amazon products, collecting Facebook posts or running account routines, part of them free and part around $10 a month.

Benefits of Genlogin

Genlogin's strongest argument is cost per profile: on annual billing Company Plus works out at roughly $0.063 per profile per month, and even the free plan includes automation and the synchronizer instead of locking them behind a paywall. Multi-threading and sub-accounts are available on every paid plan after the spring 2026 update.

Genlogin has all the features to create dozens of accounts on a single device, manage them, and automate tasks in your browser. Pros of Genlogin:

• automation without coding - you don't need to know basic programming to automate tasks;
• multi-threading - multiple tasks can be performed simultaneously;
• teamwork - the browser has functionality for organizing comfortable teamwork and easy role management;
• a free plan that is not a trial - 5 profiles with no time limit and no card required.

Limitations of Genlogin

Genlogin runs on Windows 10 64-bit and macOS only: there is no Linux build, no mobile app and no browser version. The Release Notes page on the site is empty, so builds ship without a public changelog, and support runs through Facebook and Telegram rather than a ticket system.

• No Linux, no mobile, no web dashboard: everything happens in the desktop app.
• Support channels are the Facebook page and Telegram chats; the Contact Support button on the price page opens Facebook. In 2026 the team was away for Tết from 13 to 23 February, with slower replies announced in advance.
• The privacy policy is five short clauses with no retention period and no named storage location, which matters because cloud profiles hold live cookies and sessions.
• Profile data is deleted 10 days after a subscription lapses.
• There are no hints on how to use the browser. A beginner may not understand the interface at first.

One more thing worth knowing before you plan a mobile workflow: browser profiles do not run native mobile apps. The same team sells Cloudphone, real Android devices in the cloud from $0.21 a day on a monthly plan, with a separate proxy per device. It is a different product with a different budget.

Which proxies to use for Genlogin profiles

One profile, one IP. For account networks, take dedicated IPv4 or residential addresses in the country the account claims to live in, and match the profile's time zone and language to that IP. Shared and P2P addresses defeat the purpose, because another user's activity lands on your reputation.

In addition to a digital fingerprint, also mask your IP address with a proxy. Proxys.io rents individual and residential proxies with HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support, the protocols Genlogin accepts in the Network tab. Pick the country on the pricing page and run the address through our proxy checker before the first profile launch.

We rent anonymous, high-speed proxies of all kinds. There are 88 countries to choose from. A practical starting point: buy two or three addresses first, warm one profile on each for a week, and only then order the batch, because a provider that works for Facebook accounts is not automatically the one that works for marketplaces.