With MoreLogin, each browser profile can have its own browser fingerprint, proxy connection, cookies, cache, local storage, and login session. This helps users reduce unwanted overlap between accounts and manage different online identities from one device.

MoreLogin is commonly used by:

Cross-border e-commerce sellers managing multiple stores
Social media teams operating different accounts
Affiliate marketers running separate campaigns
Advertising teams checking campaigns from different regions
Data teams and researchers working with different browsing environments
Agencies that need team access, profile sharing, and permission control

MoreLogin supports Chrome and Firefox browser kernels and allows users to configure browser fingerprint details such as User-Agent, Canvas, WebGL, fonts, timezone, language, screen resolution, and more.

Each profile can also be connected to a separate proxy. This means users can combine browser environment isolation with different IP environments, which is useful for multi-account workflows, regional testing, ad verification, research tasks, and team operations.

MoreLogin also provides cloud phone access, allowing users to run cloud-based Android environments for mobile workflows. New users can start with 2 free browser profiles and 100 minutes of free cloud phone usage.

Why Use Thordata with MoreLogin?

MoreLogin handles the browser profile environment. Thordata provides the proxy connection.

When used together, each MoreLogin profile can run with its own fingerprint, cookies, login status, and Thordata proxy IP. This setup makes it easier to separate accounts, regions, projects, and team workflows.

This combination is useful when you need:

Different IPs for different browser profiles
More consistent account environment separation
Location-based browsing
Residential or ISP proxy support
Stable sessions for account management
Rotating IPs for data collection or research tasks
A scalable setup for teams and agencies

For example, an e-commerce seller can create separate MoreLogin profiles for different stores and assign a different Thordata proxy to each profile. A social media team can separate accounts by region or project. A data team can use different profiles and proxy locations for research workflows.

MoreLogin provides the profile isolation layer, while Thordata provides the network layer.

Prerequisites

Before setting up Thordata proxies in MoreLogin, prepare the following:

A MoreLogin account
The MoreLogin app installed on Windows or macOS
An active Thordata account
A Thordata proxy plan or trial proxy traffic
Proxy host or IP address
Proxy port
Proxy username
Proxy password
Proxy protocol, such as HTTP or HTTPS

You can copy these proxy details from your Thordata dashboard.

How to Set Up Thordata Proxies in MoreLogin

Step 1: Get Proxy Information from Thordata

Choose the proxy product you want to use, such as Residential Proxies, Mobile Proxies, or Static ISP Proxies.

In the proxy dashboard, select the configuration details based on your task, such as:

Country or region
State or city, if needed
Proxy type
Session type
Authentication method
Rotation settings, if available

Then copy the proxy details:

Host or IP address
Port
Username
Password

Thordata supports username and password authentication. The general proxy format usually looks like this:

Proxy type: HTTP or HTTPS
Proxy host: provided by Thordata
Port: provided by Thordata
Proxy account: your Thordata username
Proxy password: your Thordata password

Keep this information ready. You will need it in MoreLogin.

Step 2: Open MoreLogin and Create a New Profile

Launch the MoreLogin app and log in to your account.

In the profile list, click New Profile.

Choose Browser Profile, then continue to the advanced profile settings.

Fill in the basic profile information, such as:

Profile name
Browser type
Operating system
User-Agent settings
Group or tag, if needed
Account remarks, if needed

You can use the default fingerprint configuration or adjust the fingerprint settings based on your workflow.

Step 3: Configure Browser Fingerprint Settings

MoreLogin allows you to configure fingerprint parameters for each browser profile.

Common fingerprint settings include:

User-Agent
Canvas
WebGL
Fonts
Timezone
Language
Screen resolution
Geolocation
Do Not Track

For better environment consistency, it is recommended to match timezone, language, and geolocation with the proxy region when possible.

For example, if you use a United States proxy from Thordata, the profile timezone, language, and geolocation should also match the United States as closely as possible.

This helps keep the browser profile and proxy environment more consistent.

Step 4: Configure Proxy Settings

In the profile configuration page, go to Proxy Settings.

MoreLogin provides several proxy options:

No Proxy: The profile will use your local network. This is usually not suitable for multi-account workflows because different profiles may share the same IP environment.
Saved Proxy: You can choose a proxy that has already been added to your MoreLogin proxy list.
Self-Own Proxy: You can manually enter proxy details from a third-party provider such as Thordata.

To set up Thordata, choose Self-Own Proxy.

Select the proxy type based on the protocol provided by Thordata. For browser traffic, HTTP or HTTPS is usually enough.

Then fill in the proxy information:

Proxy Host: Enter the IP address or domain provided by Thordata.
Port: Enter the corresponding port number.
Proxy Account: Enter your Thordata username.
Proxy Password: Enter your Thordata password.

Check every field carefully before testing. A wrong port, incorrect username, missing character, or mismatched protocol may cause the proxy connection to fail.

For rotating proxies, you can also set a Refresh URL if Thordata provides one. This allows the profile to refresh the proxy IP without manually replacing the proxy details.

You can also configure proxy query channels to verify the proxy IP, connection status, and geolocation before launching the browser profile.

Step 5: Test the Proxy

After entering the proxy information, click Proxy Detection in MoreLogin.

MoreLogin will automatically test the proxy connection.

If the setup is correct, a success message will be displayed, and you should see the detected IP address and location information.

Make sure the detected location matches the proxy region you selected in Thordata.

If proxy detection fails, check the following:

Whether the proxy host is correct
Whether the port is correct
Whether the proxy account and password are correct
Whether the selected protocol matches the Thordata proxy type
Whether the proxy plan is active
Whether the proxy traffic has been used up
Whether the selected proxy region is available
Whether local network or firewall settings are blocking the connection

After correcting the details, run Proxy Detection again.

Step 6: Enter Thordata Proxy Details

Enter the Thordata proxy information into MoreLogin:

Proxy Host: enter the proxy host or IP address provided by Thordata
Port: enter the proxy port provided by Thordata
Proxy Account: enter your Thordata username
Proxy Password: enter your Thordata password

Check every field carefully before testing.

A wrong port, missing character, incorrect username, or wrong proxy protocol may cause the proxy connection to fail.

Step 7: Test the Proxy

After entering the proxy information, click Proxy Detection or Test Proxy in MoreLogin.

MoreLogin will test whether the proxy can connect successfully.

If the proxy works, you should see the detected IP address and location information.

Check whether the displayed location matches the proxy region you selected in Thordata.

If the proxy test fails, check the following:

Whether the proxy host is correct
Whether the port is correct
Whether the proxy account and password are correct
Whether the selected protocol matches the Thordata proxy type
Whether the proxy plan is active
Whether the proxy traffic has been used up
Whether the selected proxy region is available
Whether local network or firewall settings are blocking the connection

After correcting the information, test the proxy again.

Step 8: Save and Start the Profile

Once the proxy test is successful, click Confirm or Save to finish the profile setup.

Go back to the profile list and click Start.

MoreLogin will launch an independent browser window for this profile. The profile will run with its own fingerprint settings, cookies, login state, and Thordata proxy connection.

You can open an IP checking website to confirm that the IP address and location match your Thordata proxy settings.

Batch Adding Thordata Proxies to MoreLogin

If you manage many accounts, adding proxies one by one can take time.

MoreLogin supports batch proxy import, which is useful for teams and larger workflows.

To batch add Thordata proxies:

Open MoreLogin.
Go to Proxy Service.
Click Add Proxy.
Choose Batch Add.
Paste your Thordata proxy list.
Select the correct proxy type.
Run Proxy Detection to test the proxies.
Save the proxy list after verification.

A common proxy format is:

proxyIP:port:username:password

Depending on the format provided by Thordata, you may need to adjust the import format before adding the proxies to MoreLogin.

After importing, you can assign different proxies to different browser profiles.

Recommended Proxy Types by Use Case

Different proxy types fit different workflows.

Use Case	Recommended Proxy Type	Reason
Social media account management	Residential or Static ISP Proxies	More suitable for long-session browsing and account workflows
Cross-border e-commerce store management	Static ISP Proxies	A stable IP is useful for repeated logins and store operations
Data collection and market research	Residential Proxies	Rotating IPs are useful for larger browsing tasks
Mobile app testing	Mobile Proxies	Closer to real mobile network environments
Ad verification	Residential Proxies	Useful for checking regional access and ad visibility

These are general suggestions. The best choice depends on your account type, target platform, region, session needs, and budget.

Team Collaboration in MoreLogin

MoreLogin also supports team-based account management.

Team admins can create browser profiles, assign profiles to members, manage permissions, and control access to sensitive information.

This is useful for:

E-commerce teams
Social media teams
Affiliate teams
Agencies
Research teams
Remote operation teams

With permission control, team members can work inside assigned profiles without accessing the entire workspace.

Admins can also manage groups, tags, profile notes, and proxy settings to keep large workflows organized.

Common Setup Issues

1. What should I do if proxy detection fails?

First, check whether the proxy host, port, username, and password are correct.

Then confirm whether the Thordata proxy is active and has enough traffic.

You can also try switching between HTTP and HTTPS if Thordata supports both for your proxy product.

2. Why does the IP location look different from the selected region?

Different IP checking tools may show slightly different location results.

Use the detection method recommended by Thordata when possible. If the location result is clearly wrong, contact Thordata support to confirm the proxy status.

3. Can several MoreLogin profiles use the same proxy IP?

Technically, yes.

However, for cleaner account separation, it is better to assign different proxies to different important profiles when your workflow requires stronger environment separation.

4. Should I use rotating or static proxies?

It depends on the task.

For long-term account login, store management, or repeated access to the same platform, static ISP proxies may be more suitable.

For data collection, regional research, or tasks that need frequent IP changes, rotating residential proxies may be more practical.

5. Do I need to match the browser fingerprint with the proxy location?

Yes, it is usually better to keep the browser environment and proxy region consistent.

For example, if the proxy IP is in Germany, the profile timezone, language, and geolocation should not look completely unrelated.

This helps create a more coherent browsing environment.

Support and Additional Resources

If you need help with MoreLogin browser profiles, fingerprint settings, proxy configuration, batch proxy import, team permissions, or cloud phone workflows, contact the MoreLogin support team.

If you need help with Thordata proxy products, proxy credentials, IP resources, billing, trial traffic, or connection availability, contact Thordata support.

Thordata is a third-party proxy service. MoreLogin does not control Thordata products, proxy availability, pricing, IP resources, or policies. Users should review Thordata’s official documentation and terms before using its services.

Final Thoughts

MoreLogin and Thordata can work together to create a more organized multi-account browsing setup.

MoreLogin provides separated browser profiles, fingerprint configuration, cookies, login state isolation, proxy testing, batch profile management, and team collaboration. Thordata provides proxy IP resources for different regions, account environments, and browsing tasks.

By adding Thordata proxies to MoreLogin profiles, users can manage accounts, regions, projects, and team workflows in a cleaner and more scalable way.

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Start with MoreLogin today and create your first isolated browser profiles for free.

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