Question about Proxies

[Michekuy]

I want to create a scenario with several Instagram accounts and have them do a certain action.

Is it possible to connect them through a proxy within the same scenario? Or do I go further, can the fingerprint be modified on each of the accounts?

Or should I use anti detect browser + proxy and a different integromat account for each account?

THANKS!

[samliew]

Welcome to the Make community!

@Michekuy

Is it possible to connect them through a proxy within the same scenario?

No, all will run from the same server instance/thread.

@Michekuy

Or do I go further, can the fingerprint be modified on each of the accounts?

You can’t do that either, if you are using the Instagram integration.

You should be able to send custom brower agents/request headers if you are using the generic HTTP module.

@Michekuy

a different integromat account for each account?

You can select a different server for each Make account, but there’s only a limited choice you can choose from, and you can’t change your server in future.

[Michekuy]

Thank you for your quick answer!!

I don’t understand the server thing. Do you mean the area of my organization? If I change the zone of my organizations, do I have a different IP in each of them when I run any automation?

Now how can I change the fingerprint using the HTTP module?

I’m looking for information here but I can’t find anything.
Thank you!

[samliew]

@Michekuy

I don’t understand the server thing. Do you mean the area of my organization?

• eu1.make.com
• eu2.make.com
• us1.make.com

@Michekuy

If I change the zone of my organizations

You can’t change them once selected.

@Michekuy

Now how can I change the fingerprint using the HTTP module?

If you open your browser console’s network tab and make any request (e.g. refresh the page), you can see the “Request Headers”. This is the “fingerprint” of your browser.

You can try copying them into the HTTP module, and try changing them up so it looks like different devices/etc. Yours will look different from mine because we are obviously using different devices.

[NolaDigital]

Just to add a bit of additional info here, unless you use proxies within your modules, all traffic outbound from Make will use a small pool of IP addresses.

Allowing connections to and from Make IP addresses

[Michekuy]

@samliew

• eu1.make.com
• eu2.make.com
• us1.make.com

I see! I didn’t know this and I’ve been using Make for a long time. It’s quite useful thank you.
So by simply changing my URL I change my IP?

@samliew

You can’t change them once selected.

Perfect!

@samliew

If you open your browser console’s network tab and make any request (e.g. refresh the page), you can see the “Request Headers”. This is the “fingerprint” of your browser.

Thanks again I will take a look at it

Something like that, right?

@NolaDigital

Just to add a bit of additional info here, unless you use proxies within your modules, all traffic outbound from Make will use a small pool of IP addresses.

Great contribution. Thank you. So the ip’s according to the url will rotate based on those IP’s.

You say, ‘unless you use proxies inside the modules.’

Can you or can’t you use proxies inside the modules with some automation?

Thank you, sorry for so many questions.
Regards.

[samliew]

@Michekuy

Something like that, right?

Yes exactly, that’s called browser spoofing, or UA spoofing.