All the Personal Account Features You Need to Know

If you've been working with iProxy.online for some time, you've probably noticed that we regularly update the functionality of your personal account. We actively add bulk actions for connections, introduce new buttons and links.

In this article, we'll tell you about important settings you might not know about. Right now, you can configure a personalized dashboard to make working with proxies as visual, convenient, and fast as possible.

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1. Display format: grid view

Let's start with fixed settings that are saved every time you log in to your personal account.

You can configure the display option and determine what information you see on the homepage right after logging in. Let's start with the listing (either grid or list view). It's controlled by the button in the top-right corner:

The system remembers the selected view and opens it each time you log into your account. The default grid view makes it easy to get an overview of all your connections if you have many of them. This format clearly displays the current connection status: active connections are shown as green blocks, and inactive ones as red blocks.

2. Display format: list view

The list view mode allows you to see complete information for each connection and is optimal when there are only a few phones.

3. Proxy connection parameters (for the list view)

Each connection has multiple parameters. In the table settings, you can keep only the columns you use most often so that unnecessary information doesn’t clutter your dashboard. The system remembers your selection and will keep it the same each time you log into your account.

4. Quick proxy data copy (for the list view)

Different anti-detect browsers, software, and apps support various data input formats. If you’ve selected the list view, you can copy this data with a single click.

In credential settings, you can set the copying format for all connections on the homepage and for all proxy accesses within a connection. You can manually assemble the format or select a ready-made template from the dropdown list.

This is where you can set the proxy server format.

The difference between IP and hostname looks like this: http://185.186.0.252:14150:supporttest103745:7SJR6OL9Nie3 http://x298.fxdx.in:14150:supporttest103745:7SJR6OL9Nie3

In rare cases, the proxy server might change its IP. That's why we recommend keeping the server hostname, which won't change even in case of technical migration.

5. Highlights (for both grid and list views)

You can set up visual highlights for your connections in the following cases:

• If the tariff expires in N hours (default: 24 hours).
• If the IP address repeated within N hours.
• If the IP hasn't changed in the last N hours (a reason to check the connection).

This is another fixed setting of the personal account:

6. Groups and Sorting (for both grid and list views)

Connections can be grouped and sorted conveniently within each group.

First, create a group using the button at the top right:

Then select the needed connections and add them to the group via Bulk Actions.

In Table Settings, select custom sorting:

Now you can change their order. To do this, click Groups - Sort Connections - and manually rearrange the connections as you prefer:

All basic settings are ready. This is how connection information will appear on your personal account homepage right after logging in.

7. Dynamic Settings (for both grid and list views)

If you work with a large number of connections, you've likely used dynamic filters and the search bar at least once. The most popular filters are located at the top right.

Connections can be quickly sorted by their current status (online or offline):

and by owner: only your connections; those you've shared with other users; connections shared with you. Both filters can be applied simultaneously.

Besides manual filter selection, some columns in the connection list support sorting.

For example, connections can be sorted by tariff expiration date, and those expiring within the next week can be paid via bulk actions. For rooted phones and phones with owner mode support, there's a function for automatic app version updates (starting from v573). To use this, sort connections by installed app version.

Some table parameters have additional features:

Bulk Actions

Bulk actions include all the main functions requested by our users: pay, delete, add to group, grant access, change IP once, set automatic rotation, change bot notifications, and other functions that help save time when working with connections.