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Gologin lets you manage proxies in two ways: directly on the All profiles page, or from a dedicated Proxies page. The Proxies page is useful when you work with a large number of proxies and want to organize them independently from profiles. To open it, click Proxies in the left sidebar.
Proxies Page

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The proxy list

Your proxies are displayed as a table with the following columns:
  • Name — the label you’ve assigned to the proxy
  • State — current status; use the Check proxy button to test it
  • Connected profiles — shows which profiles this proxy is attached to
  • Notes — any custom notes you’ve added
  • Country — detected location of the proxy
  • Connection type — it will display the proxy type for Gologin proxies, such as Residential and Data center, or the connection type for third-party proxies, such as HTTP or SOCKS
  • you also have access to change Host, port, login and password proxy fields

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Tabs

At the top of the page you’ll find three tabs:
  • All proxies — your full proxy list
  • Errors — proxies that failed a check
  • Archive — proxies you’ve deleted or haven’t used for a long time

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Adding proxies

You can add proxies two ways using the buttons in the top-right corner:
  • Add Proxy — add a single proxy manually
  • Import Proxies — add multiple proxies at once