To connect to Indigo / MultiLogin Browser, you need to perform a few manipulations on your router and computer. Namely, forward the port on the router and open the port on the computer. Let's go in order.

1. Port forwarding on Router (if you have air force, then go to step 2)

The simplest thing is to look at your router model and in the search engine find a complete instruction "how to forward ports in your router model". We need to forward 35000 port. This port is used to work with API Indigo / MultiLogin Browser

1. We go into the router (usually http://ип router address , login pass by default admin admin
2. Looking for the Forwarding menu , there we click to add a rule (Add rule)
   

3. We indicate any name, TCP protocol, Ports 35000 and indicate the internal address of the computer (it is the internal 192.168.x.x.)
4. This completes the router setup..
   
   2. Now we need to open a port on the computer.
   
   1. Go to command line mode (called from the execute menu - with the cmd command)

2. After entering cmd mode, type powershell there

Check, to have a port here 35000

3. Next, we enter the following script:
New-NetFirewallRule -Name Allow35000 -DisplayName ‘Allow 35000’ -Enabled True -Direction Inbound -Protocol TCP -Action Allow -Profile ANY -LocalPort 35000 -RemoteAddress 165.227.129.42

Such an inscription should appear:

This completes the port forwarding configuration..

IMPORTANT! You must have a permanent un address. You may need to order this option from your ISP.

Configuring the Indigo Browser API

In each line of the extension, fill in the configuration for a specific profile, where:

Profile ID is the profile ID Indigo Browser.
At the moment, antidetect users Indigo Browser can't see the profile ID directly (most likely this will be changed in the future).
The easiest way to find out the IDs of the profiles we need – this is to click on an empty space in the profile line and information about its ID will be displayed.