Lauth is a Brazilian anti-detect browser that creates unique, isolated environments by simulating different devices with unique browser fingerprints. It has one of the most streamlined interfaces we’ve seen, which beginners in the field will certainly appreciate. However, that does not mean it lacks the options and features for seasoned users and large teams.
Setting Up a Lauth Browser Proxy With IPRoyal
1. Download Lauth and launch it. Click the Create my first profile (1) button.
2. Select Connection and proxy (2) from the side menu.
3. Turn the Browse using proxy (3) option on.
4. Choose the proxy protocol (4) you want to use. Lauth supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5. We’ll use HTTPS this time.
5. Now it’s time to visit the dashboard and configure your proxies. We’ll use high-end proxies (5) from Harrisburg, United States (6) , with HTTP|HTTPS protocol (7) , sticky sessions (8) , and a session duration (9) of 5 hours.
6. Once your proxies are configured, scroll down to the Formatted proxy list (10) . Each line (11) in this window is a set of credentials in a host:port:username:password format.
7. Since Lauth doesn’t support proxy importing, you’ll need to add your credentials manually. Add the host and port (12) , turn the Proxy requires authentication (13) option on, and add the IPRoyal username and password (14) in the fields below. Once you’re done, click the Save editions (15) button.
8. Click the Test proxy (16) button to test your proxy server.
9. If everything works correctly, you’ll see your proxy IP address, location, and some additional information. Click the Close (17) button when done.
10. Once you’re finished configuring your profile, click the Save editions (18) button. Click the Close (19) button to return to the main window.
11. Click the menu (20) button next to your profile and select Start profile (21) .
12. Congratulations, your profile is ready. Finally, you can visit IPHey or a similar website to get more information about your digital identity and make sure it’s authentic.
