What does Hotlogin do?
Hotlogin Browser is an anti-detect browser from Wuling Network, also published in Chinese as 火云浏览器. Each environment gets its own browser fingerprint and its own encrypted profile data, so a stack of accounts run from one desktop does not resolve back to one device.
The automation is what separates it from most of this category. Hotlogin ships RPA and simulated input, meaning the repetitive work inside a profile can be scripted rather than done by hand: the logins, the warm-up clicks, the posting. Most fingerprint browsers make you bolt that on yourself with Puppeteer or Playwright against their local API.
Free tier: 10 environments, unlimited plugins.
Who it is for
- Cross-border e-commerce sellers running a storefront matrix
- Social media teams managing accounts in bulk
- Ad buyers who need each account on its own device identity
- Anyone who wants the in-profile actions automated, not just the profiles isolated
What we have and have not checked
We have not benchmarked Hotlogin’s fingerprints. We have not run their profiles against Pixelscan, Iphey or CreepJS, and we are not going to imply otherwise because they listed us. Do that yourself on the free tier before a valuable account goes near it. That is the same thing we say about every browser on this page, including the ones charging money.
What we can say plainly: they listed Singapore Mobile Proxy on their partners page as a plain followable link, and we have listed them here on the same terms. No money moved in either direction.
Why pair it with Singapore Mobile Proxy
An automated profile is a busier profile, and a busier profile makes the network layer matter more, not less. RPA that fires clicks and uploads on a schedule produces a traffic pattern. If ten of those environments share one IP, the fingerprint isolation has done its job and the connection has undone it.
Point each Hotlogin environment at its own Singapore Mobile Proxy port and that environment sits on a physical handset in Singapore, on a real carrier ASN (Singtel, StarHub or M1), with genuine Singapore geolocation. One port per environment, not one port behind ten of them.
Setup
Hotlogin takes a standard HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy per environment, which is exactly what we issue: host, port, username, password. Paste those into the environment’s proxy settings, open it, and check the exit IP before you log into anything at all.
If you want a fresh IP, rotation runs by link or through the API, so your RPA job can trigger it between tasks instead of you doing it by hand. That pairing is the reason this listing makes sense. Automated actions on the browser side, automated address changes on the network side.
There is a free trial port if you want to confirm the exit is a genuine Singapore carrier IP before spending anything.
