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Creating a quick profile with Postman
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Written by Soraya Paula
Updated on May 21st, 2024
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Quick profiles are perfect for one-time tasks that don't require data saving. When you close a quick profile, it is automatically deleted along with all its data. The “POST Start Quick Profile” endpoint will help you launch multiple quick profiles.
Before you start
Complete all three steps from this article, including “Using the bearer token”: they will allow you to sign in correctly.
Running the script
- Navigate to the “Launcher V2“ section in your Postman workspace and select the “POST Start Quick Profile” endpoint
- Add proxy:
- Go to the “Body” tab
- Scroll down to find
flags
and setproxy_masking
tocustom
- Add your proxy details into the
proxy
parameter
- Fill in the values for
automation
andheadless_mode
parameters:-
automation
: selenium/puppeteer/playwright (specifying this parameter will return the port for automation in the response) -
headless_mode
: true/false
-
If you do not need to use automation or headless mode, you can untick these parameters from the start.
- Click “Send“ to execute the request: a “200“ status means success
In the response, you will also see the profile ID (id
) and the port
.
Script example
{
"browser_type": "mimic",
"os_type": "windows",
"core_version": 124,
"proxy": {
"host": "<string>", #IP or HOST
"type": "url", #HTTP or SOCKS5
"port": "<integer>", #PORT
"username": "<string>",
"password": "<string>"
}
"parameters": {
"fingerprint": {},
"flags": {
"audio_masking": "natural",
"fonts_masking": "natural",
"geolocation_masking": "custom",
"geolocation_popup": "prompt",
"graphics_masking": "natural",
"graphics_noise": "natural",
"localization_masking": "mask",
"media_devices_masking": "mask",
"navigator_masking": "mask",
"ports_masking": "mask",
"proxy_masking": "custom",
"screen_masking": "natural",
"timezone_masking": "mask",
"webrtc_masking": "natural",
}
},
"automation": "selenium",
"is_headless": false
}