Dolphin Anty Proxy Integration: Ultimate Guide

Dolphin{anty} is a powerful anti-detect browser. It allows you to create many browser profiles on one device. Each is different and unique. Dolphin{anty} lets you hide your online identity from websites. It does this by changing your browser fingerprint. It also uses proxies and isolates your browsing profiles.

This article will present how to integrate the anyIP proxies in Dolphin Anty.

A step-by-step guide to configure, use and manage a profile on Dolphin Anty

In this guide, we will focus on the basic usage of Dolphin Anty.

You will learn how to:

• Create a new profile.
• Integrate a proxy.
• Test your proxies and profiles.
• Manage your proxies.
• Verify your fingerprint integrity.

Step 1: Create a profile

1. Make sure you are on the “Browsers” view.
2. Then click on “+ CREATE PROFILE” to open the creation form.

Step 2: Configure your profile

The creation form offers various options to configure your profile.

Choose a name:

1. Choose a name to identify your proxy easily.
2. You can also add a “Status” to your proxy.
3. And add many “Tags” to categorize it.

Select the OS and profile type:

1. Select the OS you want.
2. You can specify a type to help you organize your profiles.

Configure a proxy, option 1 - Add a new proxy:

1. Select “NEW PROXY” to open the proxy settings.
2. Select the proxy protocol you want to use. You can choose between HTTP/SOCKS4/SOCKS5 and SSH according to your needs. For our example, we used “HTTP.”
3. Dolphin Anty accepts many proxy formats. AnyIP provides a one-line configuration. You can easily copy/paste it into the “proxy” field.
   1. Change IP URL (optional): If your proxy provider has this feature, you can specify the URL here.
   2. Proxy name (optional): You can add a proxy name to identify that proxy profile easily.
4. Click on this button to test the proxy. If you enter the correct credentials, you'll see the proxy IP, location, and timezone below the proxy field.

💡 Dolphin Anty allowed formats:

Dolphin Anty allows multiple formats to add a proxy.
Our example shows how to use a few of them (see the previous screenshot).
AnyIP.io automatically generates a compatible format. You can directly copy/paste it on Dolphin Anty.

The format anyIP.io uses looks like this:

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portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD

Dolphin Anty allows you to easily add a name to this proxy profile by adding it at the end of each line, like this:

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portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD:My proxy Name

You can also specify the protocols you want to use for each proxies. Dolphin Anty is compatible with HTTP/SOCKS4/SOCKS5 and SSH proxy.
Specify it as follows:

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socks5://portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD:My proxy Name

Finally, you can set the change IP URL at the end of each proxy, no matter the format, by using square brackets like this:

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socks5://portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD:My proxy Name[CHANGE_IP_URL]

Configure a proxy, option 2 - Add a saved proxy:

1. Select “SAVED PROXY” to access the list of your saved proxy.
2. Choose the proxy you want to use within the list of your proxy.

Add your custom cookies:

1. You can also upload cookie files to enhance your navigation (optional).

Step 3: Save the profile

Once you have configured your profile, save it by clicking the "+ CREATE" button.

Step 4: Start the profile

Click on “START” to launch the profile. Dolphin Anty will automatically launch a new instance of his browser.

Dolphin will start an instance of his browser based on Google Chrome. The browser will look like this:

1. You will see the name of your profile. Here “anyIP - Germany.”
2. You can see the Dolphin Anty extension. This extension gives you information about your current session.
3. Visit browserleaks.com/ip to see if your proxy is working well.

You can now use this browser to navigate the internet securely and 100% anonymously.

💡 Dolphin Anty launches a new instance when you start a profile.

For each profile, you will see a custom icon on your dock/toolbar that will look like this:

Manage your profile

Move your cursor over the triple dot (next to your profile name) to open the contextual menu. This menu allows you to manage your profile.

It lets you:

• Edit your profile.
• Import and manage your cookies
• Duplicate your profile.
• Pin the selected profile to the top (you can pin up to 10 profiles max)
• Delete your profile.

How to manage your proxies

To access the proxies management view, click the on “Proxies” button on the left menu.

Step 1: Create new proxy profiles

1. Click on the “+” button to open the proxies creation form.

1. To ease the proxies profile creation, Dolphin Anty allows you to add a batch of proxies.
2. Double-check your proxies before adding them to Dolphin Anty.
3. Click on “ADD” to save your proxies.

💡 Dolphin Anty allowed formats:

Dolphin Anty allows multiple formats to add a proxy.
Our example shows how to use a few of them (see the previous screenshot).
AnyIP.io automatically generates a compatible format. You can directly copy/paste it on Dolphin Anty.

The format anyIP.io uses looks like this:

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portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD

Dolphin Anty allows you to easily add a name to this proxy profile by adding it at the end of each line, like this:

PLAIN

portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD:My proxy Name

You can also specify the protocols you want to use for each proxies. Dolphin Anty is compatible with HTTP/SOCKS4/SOCKS5 and SSH proxy.
Specify it as follows:

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socks5://portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD:My proxy Name

Finally, you can set the change IP URL at the end of each proxy, no matter the format, by using square brackets like this:

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socks5://portal.anyip.io:1080:USERNAME:PASSWORD:My proxy Name[CHANGE_IP_URL]

Step 2: Check your proxies connection

Once your proxies are added, you’ll see they have a “UNKOWN” status. Dolphin Anty can check the connection of each of your proxies.

1. Select the proxy you want to check.
2. Click on the “Check connection” button to check the connection.

Step 3 (optional): Edit a proxy profile

You may need to edit one of your proxies. To do so, click on the proxy name you want to edit.

The proxy editing form looks like this:

1. Edit the information you want:
   1. Name: Choose a name to identify your proxy easily.
   2. Host: Enter the proxy host (URL or IP) here. For your example: “portal.anyip.io.”
   3. Port: Enter the proxy port here, anyIP work with port 1080.
   4. Login/password: Use your proxy credentials to access your proxy.
   5. IP change link: If your proxy provider offers an IP change URL link, put it here.
2. Once you’ve reviewed your information, click on “CHECK CONNECTION”. You should have an “ACTIVE” proxy.
3. Once your proxy is active, click on “SAVE” to save your proxy profile.

💡 Dolphin Anty will return “ERROR” if you enter the wrong credential. Once you’ve inserted the correct information, your proxy will be active.

How to verify your online fingerprint

You should now have a new profile freshly configured and ready to be used. Head up to pixelscan.net to run a fingerprint check.

This website will check every parameter of your fingerprint. If there is a suspicion, it will show you which parameter is wrongly configured.

Here is what I get when running my freshly created Dolphin Anty profile.

1. You can see your location here. For this profile, I’m using a proxy located in Germany.
2. Pixelscan will check your IP score.
3. Pixelscan will detect if you have altered your fingerprint. It does this by analyzing your fingerprint details.
4. Finally, Pixelscan shows you a list of all your fingerprint parameters. Any websites can access those details.

Managing with Dolphin Anty API

For those with more technical skills who want to try another method to manage their profiles and proxies. Dolphin Anty offers a remote API.

The API offers many endpoints and allows you to manage:

• Your browser profiles, along with the fingerprints.
• All yours proxies.
• Your users list.
• The additional cookies, bookmarks, or browser extensions.

To learn everything about the API, have a look at the official documentation using the following link Dolphin Anty API.

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