For a seamless and secure browsing experience, using an anti-detect browser like Incogniton is essential. To further enhance this experience, it’s recommended to pair it with a trusted proxy provider, such as Thordata. With a global network of over 60 million proxies, Thordata is ideal for activities like web data scraping to support AI.
This guide explains how to integrate Thordata proxies into your Incogniton account. Start browsing anonymously with reliable proxies!
Follow the steps below for a quick set up and start using your Thordata proxies in Incogniton.
Thordata offers a wide range of high-quality proxy types, such as residential, ISP and datacenter proxies. You can also choose an unlimited proxy server, which means access with unlimited traffic and data transfers without restrictions. Additionally, Thordata allows you to customize geolocations, based on country, region and even city.
Pairing one of Thordata’s 60M+ high-quality proxies with your Incogniton browser profile allows you to improve your browsing activity. With an easy and quick set up you’ll be ready to browse securely, anonymously and with full control over your location settings.
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A proxy browser employs a proxy server to connect to the internet. Acting as a mediator between your device and the web, the server receives and forwards your requests, enhancing privacy by masking your IP address.
A digital fingerprint is a distinct and individualized digital marker encompassing data about a user’s browser, browsing pattern, and device, enabling companies to identify and monitor online users and their devices.
In simpler terms, a digital fingerprint is like a special mark that websites use to remember and follow you when you use the internet. If you’re interested in more details, we have a dedicated article that goes into further depth on browser fingerprinting.
A residential proxy is an IP address, be it from a desktop or mobile device that’s used to hide a user’s real IP address. Unlike Rotating proxies and Data Center proxies, it is a network of real IP addresses provided by internet service providers (ISPs), resembling a web-like structure.
Essentially, the residential proxy acts as a middleman between your device and the websites you visit, making your online presence appear as if it’s coming from the proxy’s location.