DiCloak

Configuring Mango Proxy in DiCloak

To maximise the performance of Mango Proxy it can be paired with a high‑quality fingerprint browser. DiCloak is one such browser and makes an ideal companion. This guide describes how to configure Mango Proxy inside DiCloak.

Step 1: Add a new proxy in DiCloak

1. Log in to your DiCloak account.
2. In the left navigation pane select Proxy and click Create proxy.

Step 2: Choose the proxy type and fill in the details

1. Choose a Proxy type based on the data you purchased from Mango Proxy – HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS.
2. Log in to your Mango Proxy dashboard and copy the following information:
   • Proxy host
   • Proxy port
   • Proxy account (username)
   • Proxy password
3. Paste these values into the corresponding fields in DiCloak.

Step 3: Test and confirm

1. Click Check proxy to test the connection.
2. If the connection is successful, click Confirm to complete the setup.
3. Once configured you can use this proxy when creating browser profiles: select Saved proxies and choose the proxy you added.

Frequently asked questions about Mango Proxy

Why should I choose Mango Proxy? — Switching to Mango Proxy helps you avoid bans or scraping restrictions. The service ensures uninterrupted proxy use and provides dedicated technical support to assist with any issues.

Why does Mango Proxy have such a large IP pool (90 million)? — A huge pool of 90 million IP addresses allows Mango Proxy to supply fresh, clean IPs for every request. This enhances security and reduces the risk of detection or blocking, making it ideal for large‑scale, high‑quality operations.

Is there a free trial? — Mango Proxy does not offer a free trial, but new users can purchase 1 GB of data for a one‑time fee of US $1.70 to test the service before committing to a full plan.

What payment methods are available? — You can pay with cryptocurrencies or any global payment card.