> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.proxylane.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Connect AntBrowser
> Add a ProxyLane HTTP connection to an AntBrowser profile.
Use ProxyLane in one AntBrowser profile. Install AntBrowser and sign in, then [create an HTTP proxy](/quickstart). Keep your [four connection values](/connection-settings) ready. For a browsing session, select **Keep the same IP** under ProxyLane’s **Advanced options > IP rotation**.
## Set it up
1. Create or edit a profile. In its **Proxy** section, choose manual entry (**Указать вручную** in Russian).
2. Click the edit icon beside the proxy input to switch from one line to separate fields.
3. Enter your ProxyLane host in **IP**, port in **Port**, username in **Login**, and password in **Password**. Select **HTTP** for the connection type. Leave mobile-proxy IP-change settings unused.
4. Save the profile. In your profile list, use its launch button to open the browser.
AntBrowser’s published examples show Russian labels; wording can differ with language and version. [See its illustrated manual-entry reference](https://antbrowser.pro/en/blog/news/104.html).
## Check it works
Inside that profile, open [the IP check](https://api.ipify.org?format=json). Compare the returned `ip` with the same check in your regular browser on this computer, with its proxy off. Then try your intended website.
Check that manual proxy entry is selected instead of no proxy. Recopy all four values without spaces. If the editor looks different, [ask support](/support) with a screenshot hiding your password, or [follow the connection checks](/troubleshooting).