How to Set Up a FloppyData Proxy with VMLogin

What is VMLogin?

VMLogin is an anti-detect, multi-threaded browser designed for efficient multi-account management. Instead of using multiple physical devices, users create isolated virtual browser profiles, each with unique fingerprints. VMLogin supports seamless team collaboration with easy profile sharing, transfer, and permission controls. Users can also organize profiles into folders for better workflow management. This guide will show you how to integrate a proxy from FloppyData into VMLogin.

Key Features of VMLogin:

• Creating separate browsing environments.
• Browser fingerprint protection.
• Automation of tasks and business processes via API.
• Good teamwork capabilities (profile sharing, profile folders).

Pros of VMLogin:

• Complete Profile Isolation: Each browser profile operates independently to prevent cross-account tracking and linkage.
• Efficient Multi-Account Management: Easily create, manage, and scale hundreds of accounts within one platform.
• Seamless Team Collaboration: Share profiles, assign permissions, and organize profiles into folders for smooth teamwork.
• Powerful Automation Support: Full API integration enables automated workflows using tools like Selenium and Puppeteer.
• Advanced Fingerprint Protection: Realistic device fingerprint emulation combined with smart anti-tracking measures.
• Flexible Proxy and Cookie Handling: Easily assign, rotate, and manage proxies and cookies on individual or bulk profiles.

Cons of VMLogin:

• Unintuitive Interface: The UI features a fixed-size window and lacks a full-screen mode.
• Limited Language Support: The app and support are only available in English and Chinese.
• High Cost: Pricing is above average compared to competitors.
• Few Independent Reviews: Makes it difficult to assess long-term reliability.
• Lack of Innovation: Perceived as an outdated product mimicking more popular alternatives.

Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up FloppyData Proxies in VMLogin

1. Go to the official VMLogin website, register an account, and download the browser.
2. Launch VMLogin and log in.
3. On the left side of the screen, click New browser profile.
4. In the profile settings, there are many items that can be customized. To add a proxy, click on Setting proxy server.
5. To enter proxy data, activate Enable proxy server.
6. Go to FloppyData, log in or create a new account.
7. In your account, click Create proxy pool, specify all the necessary settings, and save by clicking Create new proxy pool. You will see a list of proxies.
8. Insert the proxy data copied from the FloppyData account. To check, click Test Proxy.
9. If everything is fine, a confirmation window will appear.
10. Save the settings by clicking the Save button.
11. Save the profile – Save profile.
12. The profile is ready for use.

Why Use FloppyData Proxies in VMLogin?

• Improved Anonymity — By using FloppyData proxies your real IP address remains hidden to ensure better protection.
• Optimized Performance — FloppyData provides best-in-class stable and fast proxy services which enable maximum performance when running multiple VMLogin instances.
• Unbeatable 99.8% Success Rates — Our system achieves 99.8% effective connections to deliver reliable results for data scraping tasks and account administration.
• Unbeatable 99.99% Proxy Uptime — FloppyData reaches a remarkable 99.99% uptime rating which makes its services usable throughout any given day.
• Unbeatable 95% Clean IP Rate — Our network offers 95% clean IP addresses for data scraping which makes website detection less likely.

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