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# ixBrowser

In this guide, we'll cover how to configure your GoProxies proxies within IXBrowser, ensuring each browser profile is assigned its own dedicated IP address.

### Requirements

To have GoProxies work properly in this setup, ensure that:

* No other VPN or proxies are active.
* You have the GoProxies endpoints ready, e.g proxy.goproxies.com:1080, or proxy-america.goproxies.com:1080
* Your GoProxies subuser (also called API User)  username and password.

### Proxy Setup

1. Sign up to their service by creating an account [here](https://ixbrowser.com/register)
2. Download ixBrowser to your device [here](https://ixbrowser.com/en)
3. Log into your account and click on the Browser Profile on the top left.
4. Select **Create Profile**
5. Click **Proxy Configuration**
6. Under **Proxy Method** Select **Custom**
7. Choose **Proxy Type** as **HTTP, HTTPS** or **Socks5**

* **Host:** proxy.goproxies.com
* **Port:** 1080 (or 10003 if Socks5)
* **Proxy Account:** customer-your\_proxy\_account
* **Proxy Password:** your proxy password

8. Press Create on the bottom-right
9. You should be redirected to the **Profile list** page.
10. Press **Open** on the right end of your newly-created profile.

### Confirm Connectivity

When in the new browser, go to [ip.goproxies.com.](https://ip.goproxies.com) If you've correctly set it up, you will see a proxy ip there.


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