Proxy

UniInstagram doesn't proxy devices (emulators/phones) on its own, but it can automatically set proxies and turn them on/off via helper programs.

UniInstagram doesn't proxy devices (emulators/phones) on its own, but it can automatically set proxies and turn them on/off via helper programs.

The settings on the "Proxy" tab (Screen 1) are global and apply to all actions.

Proxy settings

• Use proxy — you can use proxies or turn them off.

• Proxy — the path to the proxy file. The file encoding must be UTF-8. Proxies in the file must be specified in the format:

Standard — ip:port:login:password:type Proxies without login/password — ip:port:::type

For example, Standard: 185.189.132.97:5055:login:password:SOCKS5 185.189.134.12:5055:login:password:HTTPS 185.189.132.96:5055:login:password:HTTP Without login/password: 185.189.132.97:5055:::SOCKS5 185.189.134.12:5055:::HTTPS

• Use for proxy — to make a device run through a proxy, the following approaches are used:

• PROXIFIER — a PC program that lets you assign a proxy to a specific Windows process by its name. Works only with IPv4 proxies. Since Proxifier lets you specify a proxy only by process name, all running devices will be on the same proxy at the same time (the process names of all devices are identical). For use, you also need to specify the path to Proxifier.exe: File → Settings → Proxifier.

• PROXIFIER_BY_PID — a more advanced mode that requires Proxifier 4.11 or higher. Works for Nox, MEmu, LDPlayer. In this mode a template is loaded with the process ID in the system and a separate rule (and proxy) for every device. So every device can have its own proxy. For use, you also need to specify the path to Proxifier.exe: File → Settings → Proxifier.

• PROXY_DROID — an Android app, that is, installed in the device itself. Requires root access (must be enabled in the device settings). In every device the ProxyDroid app must be launched and root access must be granted permanently. Lets you set a separate proxy per device, but sometimes works unstably.

• PROXY_DRONY — an Android app, that is, installed in the device. After setting a proxy in the app, it is turned on with a click — ProxyDrony opens automatically and "Enable" is pressed.

• AIRPLANE_MODE — only relevant for the program with the phone module, if there is a SIM card. The program uses airplane mode to rotate the proxy: every time airplane mode is turned on and off, the phone reconnects to mobile internet, so the device gets a new IP address every time. So when the program rotates the proxy, it toggles airplane mode.

• Accounts per proxy — you can change the number of accounts that will run on one proxy.

• Use proxies bound to the account — if disabled: only proxies from the file are used; if enabled: both the bound proxies and the ones from the file are used. Bound proxies can be seen on the Accounts tab; if needed, they can be unbound from the account by removing them from the corresponding column in the table.

• Pause after enabling — for the programs or apps to turn the proxy on, they may need time; you need to wait after enabling so that your accounts don't open while the proxy is starting up.

• Enable ProxyDroid by click — if disabled, then when enabling the proxy via ProxyDroid it will be turned on without using the app's UI. If enabled, ProxyDroid will be opened and the program will click the proxy-enable checkbox.

• Button — Enable next proxy — lets you switch the proxy for the selected devices manually.

How proxy work is done

The first proxy is taken from the file, bound to an account, and moved to the end of the file. And so on.

For example, we have 2 proxies, 4 accounts, and the setting "change proxy every 1 account": account #1 — proxy #1 account #2 — proxy #2 account #3 — proxy #1 account #4 — proxy #2 If 2 proxies, 4 accounts, and "change proxy every 2 accounts": account #1 — proxy #1 account #2 — proxy #1 account #3 — proxy #2 account #4 — proxy #2