Set up Ghost Browser with ProxyField
- Open Ghost Proxy Control from the extension tray and choose Add/Edit Proxies.
- Choose Add a Single Proxy, enter the values from the table and click Add Proxy.
- Click Test next to the proxy: a working proxy passes.
- Click Set Proxy under an identity and pick the proxy, or choose a workspace or tab under Override connection for and click Reload.
- Open a tab in that identity and load
https://api.ipify.org: it shows the proxy's IP.
The same settings as one line, for your own list (host:port:username:password):
gate.proxyfield.io:7000:<login>-country-au-region-australian_capital_territory-city-canberra-session-he9f2qga-ttl-60:<password>Ghost Browser's own guide: Ghost Proxy Control (Ghost Browser support).
Mobile 5G/4G proxies cost $3.45/GB for 1 GB down to $2.45/GB from 1,000 GB, on the same gateway and the same balance.
Your credentials and the configurator, which generates as many proxy lines as you need, are in your ProxyField account once the payment is confirmed. The Ghost labels on this page follow Ghost Browser's support article on Ghost Proxy Control. Labels can differ slightly between versions.
On this page 10 sections
What Ghost Browser is, and where the proxy fits
Ghost Browser is a Chromium-based browser that runs several separate sessions, called identities, side by side in one window. Each identity keeps its own cookies and storage, so you can be signed in to the same site with different accounts in neighboring tabs. Permanent identities are global: their tabs share one cookie jar in whichever workspace you open them. Workspaces save sets of tabs and identities so you can reopen a project as you left it.
A proxy gives an identity its own IP address and location. Without one, every identity shares your own IP, which is often the thing that ties accounts together. Ghost Browser isolates sessions; it does not change the browser fingerprint the way an antidetect browser does.
Set up a proxy in Ghost Browser
- Open Ghost Proxy Control from the extension tray and choose Add/Edit Proxies.
Screenshot Ghost Proxy Control menu with Add/Edit Proxies - Choose Add a Single Proxy. Enter host
gate.proxyfield.io, port7000, your username, such as<login>-country-us-city-new_york, your password and a Custom Name such as "New York", then click Add Proxy. Click Test next to it: a working proxy passes.Screenshot Ghost Proxy Control add proxy form with gate.proxyfield.io, port 7000 and a username - Click the Identities icon in the extension tray and create a permanent identity, or pick one you have.
- Click Set Proxy under that identity and choose "New York" in the drop-down. The proxy is now assigned to the identity.
Screenshot Identities menu with Set Proxy under one identity - Open a tab in that identity and load
https://api.ipify.org: it shows the proxy's IP.https://ipinfo.io/jsonshows its country and city.
Repeat steps 2 to 4 for each identity with another location's username. Country keys outside the US: the two-letter country code in lowercase, as in -country-de. To change an identity's proxy later, click the proxy name under the identity and pick another.
One proxy per identity, workspace or tab
| Assign the proxy to | How | Effect | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| A permanent identity | Identities icon → Set Proxy under the identity | Every tab of that identity uses it | One account per identity |
| A workspace | Ghost Proxy Control → Override connection for the workspace → choose the proxy → Reload | All tabs in that workspace use it | A project or a client in one country |
| A tab or a temporary identity | Ghost Proxy Control → Override connection for the tab or identity → choose the proxy → Reload | Only that tab or temporary identity | A quick check from another location |
| Remove an assignment | Clear Tab/Identity/Workspace | Back to the next rule, or no proxy | Resetting a setup |
Which proxy wins. Ghost's rule: a tab's proxy beats a temporary identity's, which beats the workspace's, and Override connection for beats Auto-Assign Proxies. For accounts, give each permanent identity its own proxy and leave the workspace without one.
For accounts you sign in to, give each identity a sticky session so the IP doesn't change while you work: the gateway holds one IP from 30 s to 36 h, 20 minutes when you set a session without a time. An IP idle for 120 s gets a new IP, and if its exit node drops, the IP may change. For the same IP over days or weeks, use a dedicated ISP proxy. Region, session and session time go in the same username: -region-<region>, -session-<id> and -ttl-<seconds> (30 to 129,600 seconds); every part after the login is optional. Residential is the default; add -mobile after the login for mobile IPs: <login>-mobile-country-us.
Three identities, three locations: ready lines
Each identity gets its own location and its own sticky session, here 1 hour (ttl-3600):
| Identity | Host | Port | Username | Expected at ipinfo.io/json |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US account | gate.proxyfield.io | 7000 | <login>-country-us-city-new_ | "country": "US", city New York |
| Germany account | gate.proxyfield.io | 7000 | <login>-country-de-city-<city>-session-id2-ttl-3600 | "country": "DE", the city you set |
| UK account | gate.proxyfield.io | 7000 | <login>-country-gb-city-<city>-session-id3-ttl-3600 | "country": "GB", the city you set |
The same three as host:port:username:password lines, for your own list or the configurator:
gate.proxyfield.io:7000:<login>-country-us-city-new_york-session-id1-ttl-3600:<password>
gate.proxyfield.io:7000:<login>-country-de-city-<city>-session-id2-ttl-3600:<password>
gate.proxyfield.io:7000:<login>-country-gb-city-<city>-session-id3-ttl-3600:<password>Use a different session id per identity, so no two identities share an IP. All lines share one ProxyField balance and unlimited concurrent threads; you pay only for the gigabytes used.
Add many proxies at once
Ghost Proxy Control imports a CSV file: in Add/Edit Proxies, choose Add Bulk Proxies, use Export Proxy List to get the file in Ghost's format, fill in one row per proxy from the lines above, keeping the file as Ghost exports it, and load it with Import Proxy List.
To hand out proxies without assigning each one, turn on Auto-Assign Proxies and choose Assign Each tab or temporary identity: Ghost can pick a random proxy, a random one never used twice, or the next proxy in your list. For accounts, assign by hand with Set Proxy, so each identity always keeps its own location.
Check each identity's IP
- Click Test next to each proxy in Add/Edit Proxies; fix or remove any that fail.
- In each identity, open
https://api.ipify.org; every identity with its own proxy shows a different IP. - Open
https://ipinfo.io/jsonto confirm the country and city match the username. - To test proxy lines before you import them, use the proxy checker: up to 100 proxies per check, and your list and results are not stored.
Fix Ghost Browser proxy errors
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The identity still shows your own IP | No proxy assigned to that identity, or a tab or workspace override applies | Set Proxy under the identity; clear other overrides with Clear Tab/Identity/Workspace, then Reload |
| A workspace proxy doesn't apply | The tab was open before the change | Click Reload in Ghost Proxy Control |
| A sign-in box appears or pages fail | Wrong username or password | Copy them from your account; check the location part |
ERR_ | Wrong host or port | gate.proxyfield.io, 7000 |
| An account asks you to verify again | The IP changed mid-session | Use a sticky session with a longer ttl, or a dedicated ISP IP |
| Some sites won't load | The site blocks the IP, or a restricted category | Some site categories are restricted to protect the network, including financial and government services |
Gateway error messages: 407 Proxy Authentication Required for a wrong login or password, an IP not on the allowlist or a malformed location, 402 Payment Required when no traffic is left and 502 Bad Gateway when no exit could be connected; a restricted site gets no separate response, and a 403 comes from the site itself. Codes are in proxy errors. Our 24/7 live chat helps with setup and integration.
Which proxies to use with Ghost Browser
| What you do | Proxy | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Accounts and checks by country or city | Residential, sticky per identity | from $1.95/GB ($2.95 for 1 GB) |
| Mobile-first platforms | Mobile 5G/4G | from $2.45/GB ($3.45 for 1 GB) |
| One IP per account for weeks | Dedicated ISP | from $2.29 per IP per 30 days |
Residential IPs: 412M+ in 195+ countries, with country, region (state) and city targeting at the same price per GB. Managing your own or your clients' social media and marketplace accounts is allowed, one sticky or ISP IP per account. Creating fake accounts or fake engagement is not; see our acceptable use policy. For how other multi-profile tools compare, see antidetect browsers.
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Ghost Browser Proxy Setup FAQ
How do I set up a proxy in Ghost Browser?
ProxyField proxies work in Ghost Browser from $1.95/GB ($2.95 for 1 GB): in Ghost Proxy Control choose Add/Edit Proxies, then Add a Single Proxy, and enter gate.proxyfield.io, port 7000, your username and password. Then click Set Proxy under an identity and open https://api.ipify.org in it to confirm the new IP.
Can each Ghost Browser identity or workspace use its own proxy, and how do I assign them?
Yes: each permanent identity, workspace, temporary identity or tab can have its own proxy. For an identity, click Set Proxy under it in the Identities menu and pick the proxy; for a workspace or tab, choose it under Override connection for in Ghost Proxy Control and click Reload. Give each identity a different location or session, such as <login>-country-us-city-new_york-session-id1.
What is Ghost Browser?
A Chromium-based browser that runs several separate sessions, called identities, in one window, each with its own cookies and storage. It is built for people who work in many accounts at once, such as social media and marketplace managers.
Is Ghost Browser an antidetect browser?
Not in the usual sense: it separates cookies and storage between identities but does not change the browser fingerprint the way antidetect browsers do. Pair it with one proxy per identity so the identities don't share an IP.
What is Ghost Proxy Control?
Ghost Browser's built-in proxy manager: you keep a list of proxies there, test them and assign them to identities, workspaces or single tabs. It takes the host, port, username and password of any provider's proxy, and it does not include proxies of its own.
Can I assign one proxy to a whole Ghost Browser workspace?
Yes: in Ghost Proxy Control choose Override connection for the active workspace, select the proxy and click Reload, and all tabs in that workspace use it. A tab's own proxy or a temporary identity's proxy still wins over the workspace's.
Which proxy wins if a tab, identity and workspace all have one?
The most specific one: Ghost Browser applies a tab's proxy first, then a temporary identity's, then the workspace's. For permanent identities used for accounts, set the proxy on the identity and leave the workspace without one.
Do I need a separate ProxyField login for each Ghost Browser identity?
No: one ProxyField login serves every identity, and each identity gets its own location or session in the username, such as <login>-country-us-city-new_york-session-id1. All the lines share one balance and unlimited concurrent threads, and you pay only for the gigabytes used.
How do I import many proxies into Ghost Browser?
In Add/Edit Proxies choose Add Bulk Proxies, export the proxy list to get Ghost's CSV, fill in one row per proxy keeping the file as Ghost exports it, and import it. Give each row its own location or session, such as <login>-country-de-city-<city>-session-id2.
Can Ghost Browser assign proxies automatically?
Yes, with Auto-Assign Proxies: each new tab or temporary identity gets a random proxy, a random one never used twice, or the next one in your list. An Override connection for setting beats the auto-assignment.
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Which proxy type should I use in Ghost Browser?
HTTP with a username and password: enter gate.proxyfield.io, port 7000 and your login in Ghost Proxy Control, as in the steps above. ProxyField's HTTP and SOCKS5 run on the same gateway and port with the same login; the differences between the two are on the SOCKS5 proxies page.
How do I keep the same IP for a Ghost Browser identity?
Use a sticky session in that identity's proxy, which holds one IP from 30 s to 36 h, for example -session-id1-ttl-3600 for 1 hour. For the same IP over days or weeks, assign a dedicated ISP proxy from $2.29 per IP per 30 days.
What is the best proxy for Ghost Browser?
ProxyField residential proxies with a sticky session per identity, from $1.95/GB, for accounts in a chosen country or city. Mobile 5G/4G proxies, from $2.45/GB, suit mobile-first platforms, and dedicated ISP proxies give one fixed IP per account.
Why use proxies with Ghost Browser?
Separate sessions still share your IP address unless each has a proxy, and a shared IP can link the accounts. A proxy per identity gives each its own IP and location.
What are workspaces in Ghost Browser?
Saved sets of tabs and identities that you can close and reopen as a group, such as one workspace per client. A workspace can also carry a proxy that all its tabs use.
What makes Ghost Browser different from other web browsers?
Ordinary browsers share one set of cookies per profile, so a second account means a second profile or window. Ghost Browser keeps many identities, each with its own cookies and proxy, side by side in one window.
What are Ghost Browser proxies?
Ordinary proxies that you add to Ghost Proxy Control and assign to identities, workspaces or tabs. Any provider's proxies work; ProxyField's need only the gateway, port and your login.
Does Ghost Proxy Control come pre-loaded with proxies?
No, you bring your own proxies and add them to the list. ProxyField's smallest purchase is the Easy Trial: 1 GB for $2.95, and the traffic never expires.
Can I use Chrome extensions with Ghost Browser?
Yes, Ghost Browser is built on Chromium and installs extensions from the Chrome Web Store. Let Ghost Proxy Control handle the proxies rather than a second proxy extension, so the two don't conflict.
Does Ghost Browser keep my accounts private and secure?
It keeps each identity's cookies apart, so accounts don't see each other's sessions, and a proxy gives each its own IP. It doesn't encrypt your traffic or change the browser fingerprint, so use HTTPS sites and strong logins as usual.
How do I troubleshoot proxy issues in Ghost Browser?
Click Test next to the proxy first; if an identity still shows your own IP, use Set Proxy under it and clear any tab or workspace override. If pages fail or a sign-in box appears, check the host, port and login from your account, and if an account asks you to verify again, switch to a longer sticky session.