with Databay

Virtual browsers.
Individual routes.

VMLogin runs virtual browser profiles from one Windows computer. Enable Databay through Set proxy server, check it with Test proxy, and save the connection with the browser profile.

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VMLoginBrowser workspace

New browser / Set proxy server

Test proxy

Verify the proxy before saving your browser.

Proxy provider
Databay
Connection
HTTP / SOCKS5
Credentials
Your proxy username & password
Databay gatewaygw.databay.co:8888
VMLogin guide
Multi-Profile BrowserVirtual browser profiles and per-profile proxiesView all partners

A quick setup

3 steps
In VMLogin

New browser → Set proxy server → Enable proxy server

  1. Enable the proxy on the profile

    Under New browser → Set proxy server, enable the proxy and enter the Databay type plus IP:port:username:password.

  2. Test the exit

    Use VMLogin's built-in Test proxy check to confirm connectivity and location before saving.

  3. Scale with the API

    The REST API and Selenium/Puppeteer guides cover launching and managing profiles that keep their assigned Databay exits.

VMLogin’s proxy documentation
About VMLogin Product details & sources

VMLogin is a Windows antidetect browser that manages virtual browser profiles with separate cookies, local storage, and cache. It documents a per-profile proxy flow with a built-in test and supports automation through a REST API, Selenium WebDriver, and Puppeteer.

  • Replacing per-account VPS machines with profiles
  • Team sharing and transfer of authorized workspaces
  • Selenium and Puppeteer automation per profile

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

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