Incogniton is a powerful Chromium-based anti-detect browser. However, if multiple profiles share the same IP address, platforms can still easily link your accounts. To truly protect your privacy and let Incogniton do its job, each profile needs its own dedicated proxy.

In this comprehensive Incogniton integration guide, you'll learn how to configure a proxy in Incogniton, set up single or bulk proxies, and assign them to your profiles.

How to Set Up a Single Proxy in Incogniton

Here is how to get one proxy running with one dedicated Incogniton profile in five quick steps:

Step 1. Download and Launch Incogniton

If you haven’t installed it yet, head to the Incogniton website, download the app for Windows or macOS, and install it.

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Sign in with your account, or create one. The free Starter plan includes 10 profiles, enough to test the setup below.

Step 2. Get Your IPcook Proxy Details

Next, grab your proxy credentials. IPcook offers residential, static ISP, and datacenter proxies. Choose the proxy type that fits your work.

See our proxy types guide if you are unsure which type to use.

Generate Your Rotating Residential Proxy

Sign in to IPcook and open the dashboard. Go to Residential and open Proxy Generator. Choose your target country or city, select HTTP or SOCKS5, and set the rotation mode to Sticky IP or Randomize IP. The dashboard will then display your proxy hostname, port, username, and password.

Generate Your Static ISP or Datacenter Proxy

Open ISP or Datacenter in the IPcook dashboard. After purchasing a package, go to My Proxy. Your proxy IP address, port, username, and password will be ready to copy.

Step 3. Open the Proxy Library and Add a New Proxy

Return to Incogniton and open Proxy Library from the left-side menu. Then click + New proxy in the top right. This opens the Add proxy form.

Step 4. Add IPcook Proxy Details to Incogniton

Give the proxy a clear name if you want to identify it later. Then select the Connection type, such as HTTPS or SOCKS5, matching the protocol you generated in IPcook.

Enter your proxy address in the Proxy (ip:port) field. Use a colon between the host and port, with no spaces. Then fill in the Proxy username and Proxy password.

Click Check to confirm the connection works. Once it passes, click Add to save the proxy to your Proxy Library.

Step 5. Create a Profile and Assign the Proxy

Go to Profile Management and click New Profile, or open an existing profile you want to update.

In the profile editor, go to the Proxy, select Proxy Library, then click Select from Proxy Library. Choose the IPcook proxy you just added.

Click Create to save the new profile, or Save if you are editing an existing one.

Back on the Profile page, click Start to launch the profile. You can now start private browsing.

Another Way: Add a Proxy During Profile Creation

You can also add a proxy while creating a new browser profile, without saving it to the Proxy Library first. This is useful when you only need a quick one-profile setup.

Head to Profiles and click New profile.

In the Details card, enter a clear profile name. You can also choose a group, add tags, or adjust the browser version if needed.

Next, open the Proxy and select Custom proxy. Choose the connection type, then enter your IPcook proxy details in the Proxy (ip:port), Proxy username, and Proxy password fields. Click Create to save the profile.

Back on the Profile page, click Start to launch the profile. You can now start private browsing.

How to Add Proxies in Bulk in Incogniton

If you're running dozens of accounts, importing a proxy list at once saves a lot of repetitive clicking.

Step 1. Open Proxy Library

From the Incogniton sidebar, open Proxy Library. Then click + New proxy in the top right. This opens the Add proxy form.

Step 2. Choose Bulk Add

In the Add proxy window, click Bulk add in the bottom left corner.

Step 3. Prepare Your IPcook Proxy List

As an IPcook user, you can generate, copy, or download your proxy list directly from the dashboard. Use the ip:port:username:password format, with one proxy per line.

For residential proxies, open Proxy Generator, set the quantity, choose the HOST:PORT:USER:PASS format, and generate your proxy list. You can copy the list directly or download it as a file for the next step.

Generate Bulk Residential Proxy in IPcook

For ISP or Datacenter proxies, go to My Proxy, select the proxies you want to export, and download them in the HOST:PORT:USER:PASS format.

Step 4. Import Proxies with Standard Format

Paste your proxy list into the text field, one proxy per line. You can also click Load from file and upload the file you downloaded from IPcook.

Optionally, use the Group dropdown to file all imported proxies under one folder. This makes them easier to find later.

Once the proxy list is ready, click Add to list.

If the format is correct, the proxies will appear in the list below. Review the imported proxies, then click Add to save them to your Proxy Library.

Save Imported Proxies to Incogniton Proxy Library

Step 5. Check the Imported Proxies

After the proxies are saved, they will appear in All Proxies. Click Check to test the connection status and confirm the proxies are ready to use.

Step 6. Assign Proxies to Your Browser Profiles

With your proxies saved in the Proxy Library, create a new profile or open an existing one.

Go to the Proxy tab, select Proxy Library, and click Select from Proxy Library. Choose the proxy you want to assign to that profile, then click Create or Save.

Repeat the same process for each profile, using a different proxy for every account. This keeps each Incogniton profile tied to its own IP instead of reusing the same proxy across multiple profiles.

Why Use Proxies with Incogniton?

These best practices will help keep your Incogniton profiles stable and separated over the long term.

A Separate Proxy Keeps Each Profile Isolated

Incogniton already isolates cookies, cache, and fingerprint data for each profile, so every profile looks like its own device. However, an IP address is the one piece that cannot be replaced by itself. If two profiles use the same proxy, they are still coming from the same network, which can be enough for a platform to notice the pattern. Give each profile its own IP, and Incogniton's profile isolation works much more effectively.

Match Proxy Location to Profile Settings

Your proxy location should also match where the profile claims to be. A profile set to New York but browsing through a Frankfurt IP creates a small mismatch, and some platforms may flag it. Matching the proxy location with the profile's timezone and language keeps the whole profile consistent. IPcook covers 185+ countries, so it is usually easy to choose an IP location that fits each profile.

Conclusion

To keep your Incogniton profiles secure and isolated, assign a unique proxy to each profile instead of sharing them. Whether you're setting them up manually or importing a batch through the Proxy Library, IPcook makes it incredibly easy to pair the right proxy with the right profile.

If you are using other anti-detect browsers, we've also got you covered with step-by-step proxy setup guides for AdsPower, Dolphin{Anty}, and BitBrowser.

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