with Databay

Your workspaces.
Their own connections.

MuLogin keeps business workspaces in separate browser profiles. Enter Databay’s credentials under Basic Configuration, then use Test proxy information to check the connection before launching the profile.

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MuLoginBrowser workspace

Basic Configuration

Test proxy information

Check connectivity before opening the profile.

Proxy provider
Databay
Connection
HTTP / SOCKS5
Credentials
Your proxy username & password
Databay gatewaygw.databay.co:8888
MuLogin guide
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A quick setup

3 steps
In MuLogin

Add/Edit browser configuration file → Basic Configuration → Proxy settings

  1. Configure the profile proxy

    Under Basic Configuration → Proxy settings choose HTTP or SOCKS5 and enter the Databay host, port, proxy username, and proxy password.

  2. Test before launch

    Run MuLogin's proxy test from the same dialog to confirm the connection and exit location before saving the profile.

  3. Scale through the API

    The REST API creates and updates profiles - including proxy fields - so fleets can be provisioned with per-profile Databay flags.

MuLogin’s proxy documentation
About MuLogin Product details & sources

MuLogin is an anti-detect browser whose Windows client runs isolated browser profiles that can simulate Windows, macOS, and Linux desktop environments. It documents a per-profile proxy flow with a built-in proxy test, exposes REST and local APIs for automation, and maintains 30+ provider-specific proxy setup tutorials.

  • Windows-based teams separating business workspaces
  • Profile fleets provisioned over the REST API
  • Test-first proxy validation per profile

Product details reviewed August 3, 2026. Listed since February 2024. Suggest a correction.

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