How to set up and run a proxy in SessionBox
One of the easiest and most efficient ways to set up a cheap proxy service in a browser is through a browser extension. Using a proxy server to route traffic not only changes your IP address but also enhances your online anonymity. It's particularly useful for managing multiple accounts with LTE proxies, whose real mobile-carrier IPs carry the highest trust — beneficial for traffic arbitrage, social media management (SMM) tasks, and other purposes. For Chrome users, the SessionBox extension is an excellent choice.
SessionBox allows you to create multiple sessions for a single website directly within Chrome, eliminating the need for a separate anti-detect browser. Its proxy switch feature enables you to configure and manage proxies for each session independently. This makes SessionBox a convenient tool for marketing and other fields where multi-accounting is common, especially with high-trust cheap ISP proxies that give each account a provider-assigned residential IP. The following instructions will guide you on how to set up a proxy in the SessionBox multi-login proxy extension.
Step-by-step guide on how to set up a proxy in SessionBox
- Once you've installed the proxy switcher extension, it will appear in the browser's top panel. Click on the extension icon, locate the three horizontal bars, and expand the menu.

- Select “Settings”.

- In the window that appears, switch to the “Proxy” section. Click on the “Add new” button.

- Enter a name for the proxy and select the protocol type from the drop-down list.

- Enter the IP-address and port. If you're using private proxies, you'll also need to input your username and password. Double-check the information and click “Save”.

- To start a session with the configured proxy, begin a session and select “Other” in its settings. Choose the previously configured proxy from the drop-down list.

By following these steps, your session will operate from a new IP address, allowing you to log into multiple accounts without leaving the browser. This approach effectively eliminates the risk of IP blocking and, with a cheap IPv4 proxy offering a static address in another region, enables you to bypass geographic restrictions.