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DICloak

Learn how to set up and use DICloak with Oxylabs ISP proxies step-by-step.

DICloak is an antidetect browser designed to mask digital fingerprints and simulate authentic browsing environments.

Follow the instructions below to integrate Oxylabs ISP Proxies:

1

Set up DICloak

Download DICloak from the official website, launch the app, and log in.

2

Add a new proxy

Select the Proxies tab and click Create Proxy.

3

Enter proxy details

Choose a proxy type (HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 protocols), then enter your proxy details and Oxylabs proxy user’s credentials. Use the same username and password you entered to create a new proxy user in the Oxylabs dashboard:

Proxy type: HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5

Host: isp.oxylabs.io

Port: 8001

Proxy account: user-USERNAME

Proxy password: PASSWORD

With ISP Proxies, the port is assigned to a specific IP address and its location. Hence, port 8001 will always pick the first IP from your proxy list.

If you want to get a different IP with each request, change the Port to 8000 to enable proxy rotation.

4

Testing

To check proxy functionality, select your IP lookup channel (IP-API or IP2Location), then click Checking proxy.

If the test is successful, you’ll see an active proxy IP address.

Finally, Confirm your new proxy. You can add as many proxies as you like and pair or unpair them with different profiles.

5

Create a browser profile

Go to the Profiles tab and select Create profile.

There, enter your Profile name, and select the proxy you just added from Saved Proxies.

If required, adjust your profile with a custom browser fingerprint, including user agents, cookies, and hardware or software parameters.

To finish the profile, click Confirm at the bottom of the screen.

6

Run new profile

Press Open in the Operation column of the profile to launch a private browser and carry on with your tasks.

And that’s it. You’ve successfully integrated your Oxylabs proxies with DICloak antidetect browser. You can find the original DICloak integration blog post here.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding our solutions or the process above, please contact us via the live chat on our homepage or email us at [email protected].

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