Partners and Tools That Work with a Florida Proxies Line
A Florida Proxies line is plain HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 with a host, a port, a username and a password, so it plugs into almost anything. Below are the tools our Miami customers reach for most, with the exact steps for each, starting with the two antidetect browsers we partner with. Nothing here needs a special plugin from us; copy the connection details from your dashboard at fl.floridaproxies.com and follow along.
Undetectable.io
Antidetect browser (partner)Undetectable.io is the antidetect browser we recommend first. Each profile gets its own fingerprint, cookies and storage, and you attach one Florida Proxies line per profile so the browser fingerprint and the Miami carrier address tell the same story. It runs on Windows and Mac, has a built-in proxy checker that shows the carrier and location before you open the profile, and takes both HTTP and SOCKS5 lines.
- Install Undetectable.io from the partner link and sign in.
- Click New profile, set the operating system and the time zone to Eastern, and open the Proxy tab.
- Choose HTTP or SOCKS5, paste the host, port, username and password from your Florida Proxies dashboard, and press Check.
- Confirm the checker reports a US mobile carrier address in Florida, then save the profile.
- Open the profile and visit an IP check page once to confirm the address before you start working.
- Keep one line per profile. Sharing a line between profiles works, but it links them by address.
- Set the profile's time zone by hand rather than auto-detect, so the clock matches Miami even when your own machine is elsewhere.
GoLogin
Antidetect browser (partner)GoLogin is our second partner browser and the one many LATAM teams already use. It stores profiles in the cloud so a colleague in Bogota and one in Miami can open the same profile with the same Florida line attached, and it has an Android app for running profiles from a phone. Proxy settings live per profile and accept HTTP and SOCKS5.
- Create a GoLogin account through the partner link and install the desktop app.
- Press Add profile, give it a name, and scroll to the Proxy section.
- Select Your proxy, pick HTTP or SOCKS5, and enter host, port, login and password from your dashboard.
- Hit Check proxy; GoLogin shows the country, city and time zone it detects, which should read Florida and Eastern.
- Save, run the profile, and let the first page load fully before signing in anywhere.
- Turn on the option that syncs the profile time zone with the proxy so the browser clock follows the Miami address.
- When you rotate the line to a new address, close and reopen the profile so every open tab picks up the change.
Shadowrocket
iPhone and iPad appShadowrocket is the simplest way to push an iPhone or iPad through a Florida line system-wide, so every app on the device, not just Safari, exits through Miami. It supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with username and password, and its per-app and per-domain rules let you send only some traffic through the line.
- Install Shadowrocket from the App Store and open it.
- Tap the plus sign, set Type to SOCKS5 or HTTPS, and fill in the host, port, username and password from your dashboard.
- Save, select the new server in the list, and flip the main switch on; iOS asks to add a VPN configuration, which is how Shadowrocket captures traffic.
- Open Safari and load an IP check page; it should report a Florida carrier address.
- Use SOCKS5 on the line if an app needs UDP; HTTPS mode is fine for ordinary browsing.
- Switch the phone to Eastern time in Settings so timestamps match the Miami address.
Android proxy settings
Built into AndroidAndroid can send Wi-Fi traffic through a proxy with no extra app. The built-in setting covers browsers and most apps that respect the system proxy, and it is the fastest way to turn a spare Android phone into a Florida test device. For apps that ignore the system proxy, a small helper app that uses the VPN API, such as Drony, pushes them through as well.
- Open Settings, Network and internet, Wi-Fi, long-press your current network and choose Modify or the pencil icon.
- Open Advanced options and switch Proxy to Manual.
- Enter the proxy hostname and port from your Florida Proxies dashboard and save.
- Open Chrome; it asks for the proxy username and password once, so enter them from the dashboard.
- Load an IP check page to confirm the Miami carrier address.
- The system proxy applies only to that Wi-Fi network, so mobile data on the phone bypasses it; keep Wi-Fi on while testing.
- If an app ignores the setting, install a VPN-API helper like Drony and point it at the same line over SOCKS5.
Proxifier
System-wide on Windows and MacProxifier catches every TCP connection on a Windows or Mac computer and pushes it through a proxy, including software with no proxy setting of its own. Rules let you send one application through your Florida line and leave the rest direct, which is the right shape for a desk that handles several markets at once.
- Once Proxifier is installed, go to Profile, then Proxy Servers, then Add.
- Enter the host and port, choose SOCKS Version 5 or HTTPS, tick Enable authentication, and paste the username and password.
- Press Check to confirm the line answers, then OK.
- Go to Profile, Proxification Rules, and either set the Default rule to the new proxy or add a rule for the specific programs you want in Miami.
- Open the target program and verify its address with an IP check page or a request to an IP echo service.
- Add a rule that sends your Florida Proxies dashboard host direct, so you never lock yourself out while editing rules.
- Pick SOCKS5 rather than HTTPS mode when a program needs DNS resolved on the Miami side, and turn on Resolve hostnames through proxy.
FoxyProxy
Browser extension for Firefox and ChromeFoxyProxy sits in the toolbar and lets you switch a single browser between direct, your Florida line and any other proxies with one click, or automatically by URL pattern. It is the quickest setup for someone who just needs one browser to see Florida and nothing else on the computer to change.
- Install FoxyProxy Standard from the Firefox Add-ons site or the Chrome Web Store.
- Open its options, press Add, name the proxy Florida, set the type to HTTP or SOCKS5, and enter the host and port.
- Fill in the username and password fields and save.
- Click the toolbar icon and select the Florida entry, or set a pattern so only certain sites use it.
- Visit an IP check page to confirm the carrier address.
- In Firefox, enable Proxy DNS when using SOCKS5 so lookups also leave from Miami.
- Patterns are handy for verification work: send only the target domain through the line and keep your own tools direct.
Python requests and curl
Scripts and the command lineFor scripts, the line is a proxy URL: http://user:pass@host:port or socks5h://user:pass@host:port. Python requests takes it in a proxies dictionary, curl takes it with the -x flag, and the same string works in almost every HTTP client. The socks5h form resolves DNS on the Miami side, which is what you want for location checks.
- Copy the username, password, host and port from your dashboard and build the URL once as a variable or environment setting.
- In Python, pass proxies set to a dictionary with both http and https keys pointing at that URL; install requests with the socks extra if you use SOCKS5.
- In curl, run curl -x followed by the proxy URL and then the target address; add -L for redirects.
- Fetch an IP echo endpoint first and check the response names a Florida carrier before running the real job.
- Call the line's rotation link from the script whenever you want a fresh address, then wait a few seconds before the next request.
- Reuse one session object in requests so cookies and keep-alive persist within a sticky address.
- Set sensible timeouts; a mobile line has higher latency than a data centre, and a request that waits forever hides problems.
Playwright
Browser automationPlaywright drives real Chromium, Firefox and WebKit browsers and accepts a proxy at launch, with username and password handled for you. Pair it with a Florida line for automated checks that need a real rendered page from a Miami address: store locators, regional pricing, ad placements, screenshots for clients.
- Install Playwright for Node or Python and the browser you need.
- Launch the browser with the proxy option set to the server, username and password from your dashboard.
- Create a context with timezoneId set to America/New_York and locale en-US or es-US as the job requires.
- Open a page to an IP check site and assert that the address belongs to a US mobile carrier in Florida before continuing.
- Run your flow, and if you need a new address between runs, call the rotation link and open a fresh context.
- Keep one browser per line; launching many browsers through a single line works, but they all share one address.
- Add small human-like waits between actions; mobile addresses are treated well when the traffic looks like a person.
n8n
Workflow automationn8n lets non-developers chain HTTP requests, scheduled checks and notifications in a visual editor, and its HTTP Request node accepts a proxy. A common Miami setup: a workflow that checks a set of Florida product pages every hour through the line, compares prices, and posts changes to Telegram or a spreadsheet.
- Open n8n and add an HTTP Request node to a new workflow.
- Expand Options, add Proxy, and enter http://user:pass@host:port from your dashboard.
- Add a Schedule Trigger before it for timed runs and a node after it to parse and store what came back.
- Run the node once against an IP echo service to confirm the request leaves from Florida.
- Optionally add a second HTTP Request node that calls your line's rotation link before each batch.
- Store the proxy URL in an n8n credential or environment variable rather than typing it into every node.
- Space scheduled runs out; a request every few seconds all day is automation, a request every hour is a person checking a price.
How partnerships work
Undetectable.io and GoLogin are the two antidetect browsers we partner with and the only two we recommend. The links on this page are partner links: if you sign up through them we earn a small commission from the browser company at no cost to you, and it helps pay for the rack. We chose them because they are the ones our own team uses with Miami lines every day, and because both have a proxy checker that shows a Florida carrier address before you risk an account on it.
Every other tool on this page is simply software we know works. We have no commercial relationship with Shadowrocket, Proxifier, FoxyProxy, Playwright, n8n or the maintainers of requests and curl; they are here because customers ask how to set them up.
Before you connect anything
Three things to check once, in the dashboard, and then forget about. First, which protocol you want: HTTP works everywhere, SOCKS5 adds UDP and remote DNS. Second, the port for that protocol, since each line has both. Third, your rotation link, which is a private URL; anyone who has it can rotate your line, so treat it like a password and never paste it into a shared document.
A proxy moves your network path to Miami and nothing else. It does not give you a US phone number, it does not change your device fingerprint, and it does not grant any permission a platform has not given you. Antidetect browsers handle the fingerprint side; the rules of each platform are still yours to follow.
Want to be listed here?
If you build a tool that works with mobile proxies and your users ask about Florida, write to [email protected]. We are happy to test it on a Miami line, write up the steps, and add it to this page if it works cleanly. We do not list other antidetect browsers, and we do not take payment for a listing.
Integration questions
Can I use a line in two tools at once?
Yes. Every tool that uses the line shares the same Miami address. Just remember that a rotation triggered from one tool changes the address for all of them.
Do you integrate with other antidetect browsers?
We recommend and partner with Undetectable.io and GoLogin only. Most other browsers accept a plain HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy, so a line will usually work, but we do not test or support them.
Where do I find my connection details?
In your dashboard at fl.floridaproxies.com, on the line's page: host, HTTP port, SOCKS5 port, username, password and the rotation link.