MarsProxies and DICloak: Integration Tutorial

The demand for online privacy protection tools is growing. Whether it's for personal data protection against data mining or web scraping using residential proxies, anti-detect browsers strengthen your digital safety with numerous advanced features.

DICloak is one of the many anti-detect browsers we've tested to see how well it performs using proxies. This browser is optimized for affiliate and social media marketing, web scraping, and advertising so it's a powerful tool in the hands of e-commerce professionals.

What's more, you don't need advanced tech know-how to operate this browser. It is beginner-friendly, and, as you will see from this guide, adding proxies takes several easy steps. Afterward, you can create up to 200 profiles with unique browser fingerprints, synchronization with the cloud, and IP address obfuscation.

In this article, we'll outline DICloak's key features and show how to use it with MarsProxies.

DICloak Features Overview

DICloak aims to make online privacy protection easy. Currently, it is available on Windows (32 and 64-bit) and macOS (Apple and Intel silicon). Although you need a paid subscription to use it to the fullest, DICloak also offers a sufficient free version to try it out. Here are some of its key benefits:

• Fingerprint obfuscation

Masking IP addresses is not enough to ensure digital privacy. Each browser has a fingerprint, which can easily give away user information, so web scraping with the same fingerprint will likely result in a ban. DICloak lets you use alternative fingerprints and specify operating systems, time zones, language, and other unique fingerprint identifiers.

• Task automation

Managing dozens of browser profiles manually is time-consuming. Instead, DICloak provides automation tools that can log into accounts and move through websites. You will also find a synchronizer in the automation settings that lets you specify input and click delays to mimic organic behavior.

• Browser profile isolation

Multiple browser profile management requires isolation to prevent data leaks from one profile to another. DICloak separates all profiles so each online action looks like it’s coming from a different user, which is essential for successful online data gathering. Simultaneously, this anti-detect browser allows the creation of profile groups to streamline project management.

• Proxy integration

IP tracking is still one of the major online surveillance methods. Luckily, integrating DICloak with proxy servers is effortless. There's a separate tab that lets you specify proxy type, port, and password. There's also a proxy checker to verify a successful connection, plus an option to import proxy batches.

What Does MarsProxies Offer?

Proxies and anti-detect browsers go hand in hand and support each other with online privacy protection features. At MarsProxies, we offer lightning-fast and ethically sourced proxy servers so that you can expect nearly perfect uptime. Here are some of the essential benefits of our residential proxies:

• Servers in 190 countries with country, city, and state-level targeting.

• Your residential proxy traffic never expires, giving you the freedom to use it at your convenience.

• We offer rotating and sticky sessions to optimize web scraping and private browsing.

• You get access to over one million proxy servers in five types.

• We provide specialty Sneaker proxies to automate online shopping.

How to Use MarsProxies With DICloak

1. Start by downloading this anti-detect browser from its official website. Choose a version suited for your operating system and install the software once the download has finished.

2. Launch DICloak. You can register a new account using your email or log in via Gmail or Telegram.

3. Click on the IP Proxies tab (1) and select Proxies (2).

4. Head over to MarsProxies dashboard and configure your proxies. Choose the country (3), state or region (4), rotation (5), type (6), and duration (7) if you’re using sticky sessions.

5. Scroll down to the hostname:port:username:password section. Each line in this box is a unique proxy session. Pick one (8) and copy it to your clipboard.

6. Head back to DICloak. And click the Create Proxy (9) button.

7. You can paste your credentials into the Quick input field (10) that will analyze the proxy string and autofill its details.

8. Note that DICloak requires a proxy type. Since the proxies we configured use the HTTP/HTTPS protocol, add HTTP:// at the beginning (11) to make your string it look like this:

http://ultra.marsproxies.com:44443:mr10478lWc5:MEk5ZoXn2p_country-fr_session-ne0f2gu2_lifetime-24h

9. Once you’ve added your proxy string to the Quick input field, click the Analyze button (12). Notice that DICloak automatically fills in all required fields (13).

10. Lastly, scroll down and use the Checking proxy button (14) to test your proxy.

11. If the test was completed successfully, you’ll see your proxy’s IP address, location, and timezone (15). Click the Confirm button (16) to save your proxy.

12. Once you assign your proxy to a profile, make sure to test it with a fingerprint-checking website like IPHey.

If your browser fingerprint ticks all the boxes, you can start using it.

Last Words

As you can see, adding proxies to DICloak is not hard at all. This anti-detect browser provides all the required features, but it also makes it simple. Available features are neatly listed on the left, and if you want to learn more, the DICloak website has many informative articles.