Manage multiple accounts, overcome CAPTCHAs, and enhance your online anonymity by pairing Decodo residential proxies with Chameleon Mode antidetect browser.
Chameleon Mode is a powerful antidetect browser that allows users to manage multiple browser profiles, automate various tasks, bypass geo-restrictions, and avoid IP bans while browsing online.
Intuitive interface
Manage multiple browser profiles in just a few clicks straight in your Chameleon Mode antidetect browser, avoiding complex user flows and streamlining your workflow.
Account sharing
Share accounts with your team, making it seem like you're all in the same office, and complete cross-team tasks without delays while saving your budget.
Unique fingerprints
Hide your tracks and present yourself as a different user in every antidetect browser instance, ensuring complete anonymity, zero IP blocks, and CAPTCHAs.
Why residential proxies?
Decodo's residential proxies with a massive 115M+ IPs spanning 195+ global locations, combined with Chameleon Mode antidetect browser, is a true powerhouse combo for every use case. You can stay safe and sound when managing multiple accounts, overcoming region-specific restrictions, monitoring price fluctuations, or simply collecting real-time data.
Since residential IPs originate from real household devices connected to the local network, targets treat proxies as genuine internet users, helping you to overcome CAPTCHAs or blocks. Give residential proxies a try with a 3-day free trial.
Set up Decodo proxies with Chameleon Mode
To get started, head to the Chameleon Mode website and choose a subscription that suits your needs. You’ll receive the credentials in your email. Use them to log in to the customer portal, where you can access the license key and download the antidetect browser available for both Windows and MacOS. After installing the app, you’ll now need to integrate the proxies.
Integration with residential proxies
Log in to your Decodo dashboard, navigate to the Residential tab under the Residential Proxies column on the left panel, and choose a subscription. Then, follow these easy steps:
Open the Proxy setup tab.
Configure the parameters. Set your authentication method, location, session type, and protocol.
Select the number of proxy endpoints you want to generate (default – 10).
Copy the endpoints by clicking the Copy icon.
Setting up proxies with Chameleon Mode
To integrate Chameleon Mode with Decodo residential proxies, open the antidetect browser and then:
Enter your account credentials – email and license key.
Press Login.
3. On the dashboard, click on the Profiles icon on the left-side menu.
4. In the Profiles & Folders window, click on the New Profile button.
5. Connect your proxies by adding IP address, host, port, username, and password. You can also add a profile name and a note to your new browser profile.
6. You can also tweak other settings and grant the profile access to other team members.
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Chameleon Mode is an antidetect browser that helps users manage and keep separate browser profiles, automate routine tasks, and leverage advanced fingerprinting for various use cases.
What is Chameleon Mode used for?
With the Chameleon Mode antidetect browser, users can manage multiple accounts online, complete their affiliate, SEO, and AdTech tasks without facing CAPTCHAs, geo-restrictions, or IP bans.
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