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This guide walks you through attaching a Mango Proxy to a 0Detect profile, testing the connection, and launching the browser under the desired IP.

Prepare the following before you start:

  • Host and port (e.g., p2.mangoproxy.com:2333)
  • Username and password for the proxy

Helpful background reading:

Overview​

  1. Create a profile in 0Detect.
  2. Open the Connections tab and attach your proxy (SOCKS5/HTTP).
  3. Click Test proxy and verify IP/geolocation.
  4. Save the profile and launch the browser.

Step 1 — Create a profile​

  1. Open 0Detect → Profiles.
  2. Click Create profile.

0Detect — “Create profile” button

Step 2 — Basic settings → go to Connections​

  1. Enter any convenient Profile name, e.g., MANGOPROXY.
  2. Choose the Operating System (Windows/macOS/Linux) and other options if needed.
  3. Switch to the Connections tab at the top of the wizard.

0Detect — switch to the Connections tab

Step 3 — Choose how to attach the proxy​

On the Connections tab, find the Proxy block and select Attached to profile.
This saves the proxy inside this specific profile, not in the global list.

0Detect — “Attached to profile” mode

Step 4 — Enter proxy parameters​

Fill the fields exactly as provided by Mango Proxy:

  • Protocol: socks5
    (recommended; you may also use http/https if required)
  • Host: p2.mangoproxy.com
  • Port: 2333
  • Login: your proxy username (e.g., test-zone-cis-region-us)
  • Password: your proxy password
  • URL to change IP (optional): rotation/sticky session URL if your plan supports it

0Detect — filling SOCKS5 parameters

Tip: If you prefer URI format, the equivalent strings are:

  • SOCKS5: socks5://USERNAME:[email protected]:2333
  • HTTP: http://USERNAME:[email protected]:2333

In 0Detect it’s safer to fill separate fields—less chance of typos.

Step 5 — Test and save​

  1. Click Test proxy.
    You should see Connected, the current IP, country/city, ASN, and the proxy OS fingerprint.
  2. If everything looks good, click Create (or Save as template if you want to reuse these settings later).

0Detect — “Test proxy” and Create

Step 6 — Launch & verify IP​

  1. Start the created profile.
  2. Open any IP checker:
    • https://ipinfo.io (detailed city/ASN)
    • https://api.ipify.org (quick IP only)
  3. Make sure IP and geolocation match your Mango Proxy configuration.

DNS & leak considerations​

In Connections → DNS:

  • Real — use system DNS (fine for most use cases).
  • Custom — set resolvers manually (e.g., 1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8) or the provider’s regional DNS.
    Useful if a target site is sensitive to mismatched IP vs DNS location.

Troubleshooting​

“Test proxy” shows an authentication error​

  • Double-check username/password (case-sensitive).
  • Ensure your proxy is active in the Mango Proxy dashboard and you haven’t hit session/traffic limits.

Connection succeeds but sites don’t load​

  • Confirm the protocol is correct (SOCKS5 vs HTTP/HTTPS).
  • Temporarily disable ad-blockers/extra extensions—they may block requests.
  • Try switching DNS: Real ↔ Custom (1.1.1.1 / 8.8.8.8).

Need a long “sticky” session without IP change​

  • Use sticky sessions if your plan supports them.
  • Add the rotation/sticky URL to change IP.
  • Avoid running many profiles on the same session when your plan limits that.

Site complains about geography​

  • Choose a proxy location as close as possible to your target audience.
  • For stricter platforms, also align profile language/timezone/locale.

Security tips​

  • Keep proxy credentials private; never include them in public screenshots.
  • Create separate profiles for different projects/accounts.
  • Keep 0Detect up to date.

Useful references​

Where to store screenshots​

Place images in static/img/0detect/ and keep the same filenames used in this article: