Coronium Mobile Proxies
Setup guide

Hidemyacc Proxy Setup

Put a dedicated Coronium carrier line on a Hidemyacc profile and let its timezone, WebRTC and geolocation follow that line.

Hidemyacc is an antidetect browser: each profile gets its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy, on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android or iOS fingerprints. It reads the proxy to fill the profile's timezone and location, so the line you attach decides who the profile appears to be.

Checked against the Hidemyacc documentation on 30 October 2026. Sources are listed at the end.

Hidemyacc Proxy tab, Your Proxy
CONNECTION_IP:SOCKS5_PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD

Before you start

  • Hidemyacc installed and signed in

    Profiles are created with New Profile. Mobile fingerprints (Android and iOS) need the Base package or higher, according to Hidemyacc's own docs.

  • A line for each profile

    One profile, one line. Two profiles on one line share an IP, which is the link between accounts a separate profile is meant to remove.

  • Your line details

    Connection IP, SOCKS5 Port, Username and Password from Your Proxies. Hidemyacc reads them in one string, so List view, which copies the whole endpoint, saves typing.

Fields to copy from Coronium

In dashboard.coronium.io, open Your Proxies. In Cards view every value on the proxy card copies with a click. In List view the Connection column copies the whole endpoint, login included, in the format picked in the toolbar.

Connection IP
The host your tool connects to.
In Hidemyacc: The first part of the string in Your Proxy
HTTP Port
The port for HTTP on that host.
In Hidemyacc: The port, with Connection type HTTP
SOCKS5 Port
The port for SOCKS5 on the same host.
In Hidemyacc: The port, with Connection type Socks5
Username
One login for both ports.
In Hidemyacc: The third part of the string
Password
The password for that login.
In Hidemyacc: The last part of the string
Reset Link
Under IP Rotation on the card (Rotate API link in List view). Opening it changes the IP.
In Hidemyacc: No field documented. Rotate while the profile is closed (see below)

Formats Hidemyacc reads

Proxy tab and Proxy Manager
CONNECTION_IP:SOCKS5_PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD
Several lines in Proxy Manager
CONNECTION_IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD (one per row)

Pair the protocol with its port: the SOCKS5 Port for SOCKS5, the HTTP Port for HTTP. The host, username and password are the same for both.

Set it up in Hidemyacc

Add every line to Proxy Manager first, then pick from it when you create profiles. Proxy Manager is also where Hidemyacc can remind you before a line expires.

  1. Add your lines to Proxy Manager

    Open Proxy Manager and select Add proxy. Set Proxy type to Socks5 (or HTTP with the HTTP Port), and paste each line in Proxy list as IP:Port:Username:Password, one per row.

    Checked against Hidemyacc docs: Proxy Manager

  2. Tag them and set the expiry

    Add a Tag per country so lines are easy to find later. Fill Proxy expiration date with the line's expiry from the Coronium dashboard; Hidemyacc offers it as a renewal reminder. Press Add.

    Checked against Hidemyacc docs: Proxy Manager

  3. Create the profile

    Click New Profile. In the Overview tab give it a name, then pick the operating system and browser. For desktop profiles Hidemyacc suggests the OS of your own computer, for performance.

    Checked against Hidemyacc docs: Create a new profile

  4. Attach the line in the Proxy tab

    In the Proxy tab, click the Proxy Manager icon and choose the line. To type it instead, choose Your Proxy, set the Connection type, paste CONNECTION_IP:SOCKS5_PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD and press Check Proxy.

    Checked against Hidemyacc docs: Create a new profile

  5. Leave Timezone and Geolocation on automatic

    Both tabs fill from the proxy by default. Change them only if a checker shows a mismatch. In the Advanced tab, under Navigator, set the browser Languages to the line's country.

    Checked against Hidemyacc docs: Create Hidemyacc Profile (2.0)

  6. Set WebRTC for a line you rotate

    Hidemyacc detects the WebRTC address each time a profile runs. Keep the default Altered if you rotate only while the profile is closed; its own docs recommend Disable for proxies that change while the profile is open.

    Checked against Hidemyacc docs: Create a new profile

  7. Run the profile and check it

    Press Run, then open the checks below in the profile's browser. Hidemyacc also lets you choose which of its two servers checks the timezone, under its Timezone setting.

    Checked against Hidemyacc docs: Timezone

Rotation and the WebRTC catch

Hidemyacc's docs show no field for an IP-change link, so the rotation happens on the Coronium side: the dashboard button, the API, a timer, or one GET on the Reset Link.

Timing matters more here than in a cloud phone. Hidemyacc fixes the WebRTC address it reports at the moment the profile starts, from the first IP it sees. Rotate while the profile is open and the browser's page traffic moves to the new address while WebRTC still reports the old one: two IPs in one session.

The clean pattern for a dedicated line: close the profile, rotate, wait for the new IP, then Run again. The new session detects the new address for WebRTC, timezone and geolocation together. A timer on the line works against this pattern, so leave it off for profiles you keep open for long.

Rotate between runs (one request, one rotation)
curl -s "PASTE_YOUR_RESET_LINK"

Move existing profiles to Coronium lines

Select the profiles you want to move and click Add Proxy, then the Proxy Manager icon, and choose the lines to assign. Do it in small groups by country, so each profile lands on a line from its own market.

Avoid the proxies Hidemyacc offers built in. Its docs say those datacenter and residential addresses are shared among Hidemyacc users, and recommend your own proxy for account security. A dedicated line is the opposite of shared: one device and one SIM, for you alone.

Check it worked

Open these in the Hidemyacc profile's browser, after Run. Hidemyacc fills timezone and geolocation from the proxy, so these checks tell you whether it read the right one.

The IP and the carrier
Open What Is My IP through the line. The country should be the line's country and the network should be the mobile carrier, not a hosting company.
WebRTC
Run the WebRTC leak test. The only public address it should report is the line's. Your own address showing up means the browser is leaking around the proxy.
Timezone against the IP
The IP and timezone check compares the clock the browser reports with the timezone of the IP. A mismatch is one of the first things anti-fraud systems look at.

When it does not connect

Check Proxy fails
Connection type and port do not match, or the string is missing a part.
Use Socks5 with the SOCKS5 Port (or HTTP with the HTTP Port) and paste the full IP:Port:Username:Password string.
WebRTC shows a different IP from the page
The line rotated after the profile started, and WebRTC kept the first address.
Close the profile and run it again. For profiles that stay open across rotations, set WebRTC to Disable, as Hidemyacc advises.
The timezone is wrong in a checker
The automatic timezone read a stale or wrong proxy, or the check server disagreed.
Re-check the proxy, run the profile again, or pick the other timezone server in Hidemyacc's Timezone setting. Set it by hand only as a last step.
The profile works but shows your own IP
The profile is set to Without Proxy, or the proxy was not saved.
Open the Proxy tab and attach the line from Proxy Manager.
The IP did not change after a rotation
Less than 60 seconds since the previous rotation, or the carrier kept the address.
Wait 60 seconds and rotate again, then run the profile.

Questions

Which proxy types does Hidemyacc support?

HTTP, Socks4 and Socks5, plus integrations for two proxy services. A Coronium line gives you HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same host with one login; Socks5 with the SOCKS5 port is the usual choice.

Where do I put the rotation link in Hidemyacc?

Hidemyacc documents no field for one. Keep the Reset Link in your password manager and rotate from the Coronium side between profile runs, so WebRTC, timezone and geolocation are all detected from the new address at the next start.

Should WebRTC be Altered or Disabled with a mobile line?

With a dedicated line you rotate only between runs, Altered is fine: Hidemyacc detects the WebRTC address at each start. If a profile stays open while its line rotates, Hidemyacc recommends Disable so WebRTC cannot report an old address.

Can I use Hidemyacc's built-in proxies instead?

Hidemyacc says its built-in datacenter and residential proxies are shared among its users and recommends your own proxy for account security. A dedicated Coronium line is used by you alone.

Do mobile fingerprints need a mobile proxy?

They pair naturally. An Android or iOS profile that connects from a mobile carrier looks like a phone on a phone network. Hidemyacc offers those fingerprints from its Base package upward.

How we checked

Every Hidemyacc menu name and field on this page was read from the pages below on 30 October 2026. The Coronium side comes from the dashboard and the live API. There are no screenshots: we quote the names instead of showing an account we do not run. If a label in Hidemyacc has moved since, the tool's own page is the one to trust.

  1. Hidemyacc docs: Create a new profileOverview, Proxy (Your Proxy, Connection type, format, Check Proxy, Without Proxy, Proxy Manager), Timezone, WebRTC and Geolocation tabs; mobile OS from the Base package.
  2. Hidemyacc docs: Proxy ManagerAdd proxy, Proxy type, Proxy list format, Tags, Proxy expiration date, Check Proxy and adding lines to new and existing profiles.
  3. Hidemyacc docs: Create Hidemyacc Profile (2.0)Automatic timezone, WebRTC and geolocation from the proxy; Navigator languages in the Advanced tab.
  4. Hidemyacc docs: TimezoneThe choice between two timezone check servers.