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Retrieving profile, folder, and workspace IDs
Written by Yana Shcharbina
Updated on October 31st, 2024
Profile, folder, and workspace IDs are required to run the majority of API requests with Multilogin X. Let's explore how to get them using Developer Tools.
- Go to the “Profiles” page in Multilogin X.
- Open DevTools. Here's how to do that for Chromium- and Firefox-based browsers:
- Windows and Linux: press
Ctrl + Shift + I - macOS: press
Cmd + Option + I
- Windows and Linux: press
- Switch to the "Network" tab in the DevTools panel
To clear the logs you can click the button highlighted on tooltip #2.
- Click on the profile name you want to check the details for
- In the logs appearing in DevTools, search for metas and click on it
- Switch to the "Response" tab in the newly opened panel, where you will find the profile, folder, and workspace ID
