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# Vision browser

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This solution supports UDP tunneling!
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## **Installing and downloading the&#x20;**<mark style="color:$success;">**Vision**</mark>\*\* browser.\*\*

Follow the [link](https://browser.vision/r/ecf2408f-02de-4e4f-bc24-be368ac32325) to download the browser and complete registration. The registration details will be required to log in to the antidetect browser itself.

{% embed url="<https://browser.vision/r/ecf2408f-02de-4e4f-bc24-be368ac32325>" %}

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Account registration:

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On the website, you can link your <mark style="color:blue;">Telegram</mark> account to get a free 4-day trial.\
To do this, go to your [profile](https://my.browser.vision/) and link your account.

{% embed url="<https://my.browser.vision/>" %}

Later, when purchasing a subscription, you can use our promo code for a 20% discount: *<mark style="color:purple;">**PROXYSHARD**</mark>*

<figure><img src="/files/GWNZb6Y1Lhr4rJS4yXaG" alt=""><figcaption><p>Account subscription renewal</p></figcaption></figure>

## **Setting up the first browser profile**

After downloading and installing the browser, log in with the account you created earlier.

Next, create a folder where the browser profile, proxies, and other work environment settings will be stored:

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Create a folder for profiles

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Then create a new browser profile through "<mark style="color:purple;">Create profile</mark>":

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Specify the profile name and other settings, then click "<mark style="color:purple;">New</mark> <mark style="color:purple;">profile</mark>". When setting up the profile, you can add a proxy directly to the profile.

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Add the proxy specifically as <mark style="color:purple;">SOCKS5</mark>, because UDP ASSOC works there.

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We strongly recommend using ISP proxies because they are the most flexible and suitable for all tasks.
{% endhint %}

{% embed url="<https://dashboard.proxyshard.com/en/isp-proxy>" %}

Done! Your profile has been created and you can start working.

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## **Adding a proxy list from the order to the program.**

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**You can find a proxy setup example in the** [**Setup guide**](/usage-instructions/getting-started.md) **section**
{% endhint %}

Next, go to <mark style="color:$success;">Vision</mark>, open the "<mark style="color:purple;">Proxies</mark>" tab, and click "<mark style="color:purple;">Create proxy</mark>".

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Before adding proxies, we recommend selecting the proxy formatting type and SOCKS5 connection protocol in your order panel.

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In the proxy add window, click the "<mark style="color:purple;">Mass Proxy Creation</mark>" tab, upload the proxies copied earlier, and click "<mark style="color:purple;">Create</mark>":

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After adding the proxy, go to the "Profiles" tab and click "<mark style="color:purple;">+</mark>" next to the profile you need in the Proxy column:

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Go to "<mark style="color:purple;">Select proxy</mark>" and select the proxy you added earlier:

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Now you can launch your profile with the proxy:

<figure><img src="/files/VRymGUwxoFQJj05caOtC" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## Checking WebRTC operation

Check the WebRTC leak and profile quality score through our [checker](/our-products/ip-checker.md).

{% embed url="<https://proxyshard.com/ip-checker>" %}

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The WebRTC address is displayed correctly, Browser Score = 0.

#### Done! You can now start working.

<mark style="color:$success;">Vision</mark><mark style="color:yellow;">&</mark><mark style="color:purple;">Shard</mark>


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