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How to install browser extensions in Multilogin X

Written by Yelena V ( Updated on May 10th, 2025 )

Updated on May 10th, 2025

Multilogin lets you install browser extensions in three ways: through the interface, using a folder, or via the API. Here’s how to do each one ⬇️

Interface method

This method is the same as installing extensions in regular browsers.

  1. Launch your browser profile
  2. Visit Chrome web store if you use Mimic or Firefox browser add-ons page if you use Stealthfox
  3. Choose an extension and click "Add to Chrome" or "Add to Firefox"
  4. You will see the installed extension in the top-right corner of the browser profile window
Chrome web store
Firefox browser add-ons
 
 

Folder method

Mimic

The extensions placed in the mimic folder are available in all Mimic profiles: new and old, regular and quick.

 

Preparing the file (method 1)

  1. Visit Chrome web store and install an extension of your choice
  2. Go to chrome://version/ and check the “Profile path”, for example:
    /Users/username/mlx/profiles/46f57e7c-b80a-371e-9a1e-568cb2830359/391670f2-9c19-4279-9a3b-5a9fcc1f1793/065a29da-a68a-4c56-bf33-3d5019abfe60/Default
  3. Open this path in your file explorer and go to the Extensions folder, where you will see a folder named with an extension ID
  4. Once you open it, you'll see a folder named with an extension version – this is the one that you'll need further (see “Using the file”)

Preparing the file (method 2)

  1. Visit Chrome web store
  2. Choose an extension and copy its ID from the address bar: 
    https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/extension-name/extension-id
  3. Paste the ID into CRXViewer and select "Download as ZIP"
  4. Extract your ZIP file into a new folder

Note that a .crx file won't work on its own. Instead, you need to have a folder with your extension files, including manifest.json. Each extension must have a separate folder.

Using the file

  1. Go to the mlx folder in your file system:
    1. Windows: C:\Users\%username%\mlx
    2. macOS: /Users/%username%/mlx
    3. Linux: /home/%username%/mlx
  2. Create a new folder called custom_extensions and a folder mimic inside of it
  3. Place your extension folder from step 4 above into the mimic folder

Video tutorial

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Stealthfox

The extensions placed in the stealthfox folder are available only in new Stealthfox profiles, regular and quick.

 

Preparing the file

  1. Visit the Firefox browser add-ons page
  2. Choose your extension and right-click the "Add to Firefox" button, then choose "Save Link As"
  3. An .xpi file will be downloaded to your computer

Using the file

  1. Go to the mlx folder in your file system:
    1. Windows: C:\Users\%username%\mlx
    2. macOS: /Users/%username%/mlx
    3. Linux: /home/%username%/mlx
  2. Create a new folder called custom_extensions and a folder stealthfox inside of it
  3. Place your .xpi file from step 3 above into the stealthfox folder

Video tutorial

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.
 
 
 
 

API method

Mimic

Preparing the file (method 1)

  1. Visit Chrome web store and install an extension of your choice
  2. Go to chrome://version/ and check the “Profile path”, for example:
    /Users/username/mlx/profiles/46f57e7c-b80a-371e-9a1e-568cb2830359/391670f2-9c19-4279-9a3b-5a9fcc1f1793/065a29da-a68a-4c56-bf33-3d5019abfe60/Default
  3. Open this path in your file explorer and go to the Extensions folder, where you will see a folder named with an extension ID
  4. Once you open it, you'll see a folder named with an extension version – this is the one that you'll need further (see “Using the file”)

Preparing the file (method 2)

  1. Visit Chrome web store
  2. Choose an extension and copy its ID from the address bar: 
    https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/extension-name/extension-id
  3. Paste the ID into CRXViewer and select "Download as ZIP"
  4. Extract your ZIP file into a new folder

Note that a .crx file won't work on its own. Instead, you need to have a folder with your extension files, including manifest.json. Each extension must have a separate folder.

Using the file

  1. Use the endpoint Profile Create or Profile Update
  2. Add the following command-line argument into the fingerprint parameter
"cmd_params": {
               "params": [
                   {
                       "flag": "load-extension",
                       "value": "path-to-extension"
                   }
               ]
           }
  1. Replace path-to-extension with a path to a folder created in step 4 above

Want to install multiple extensions at a time? Add several comma-separated paths to one quote block, for example:
"value": "path-to-extension,path-to-extension2"

 

Example

Here is an example of a Profile Create endpoint that installs an extension. To test it, replace the following parameters with your values:

  • "folder-id"
  • "C:\\Users\\Username\\Downloads\\Extension-folder-name"
{
    "browser_type": "mimic",
    "folder_id": "folder-id",
    "name": "profile-name",
    "os_type": "windows",
    "core_version": 125,
    "parameters": {
        "flags": {
            "audio_masking": "mask",
            "fonts_masking": "natural",
            "geolocation_masking": "natural",
            "geolocation_popup": "block",
            "graphics_masking": "natural",
            "graphics_noise": "natural",
            "localization_masking": "mask",
            "media_devices_masking": "custom",
            "navigator_masking": "custom",
            "ports_masking": "natural",
            "proxy_masking": "disabled",
            "screen_masking": "natural",
            "timezone_masking": "mask",
            "webrtc_masking": "mask"
        },
        "fingerprint": {
            "navigator": {
                "user_agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 11.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/115.0.5790.110 Safari/537.36",
                "hardware_concurrency": 4,
                "os_cpu": "windows",
                "platform": "Win32"
            },
            "media_devices": {
                "video_inputs": 1,
                "audio_inputs": 2,
                "audio_outputs": 4
            },
            "cmd_params": {
                "params": [
                    {
                        "flag": "load-extension",
                        "value": "C:\\Users\\Username\\Downloads\\Extension-folder-name"
                    }
                ]
            }
        },
        "storage": {
            "is_local": true,
            "save_service_worker": true
        }
    }
}
 
 

Stealthfox

Preparing the file

  1. Visit the Firefox browser add-ons page
  2. Choose your extension and right-click the "Add to Firefox" button, then choose "Save Link As"
  3. An .xpi file will be downloaded to your computer

Using the file

  1. Use the endpoint Profile Create or Profile Update
  2. Add the following command-line argument into the fingerprint parameter
"cmd_params": {
               "params": [
                   {
                       "flag": "load-extension",
                       "value": "path-to-extension"
                   }
               ]
           }
  1. Replace path-to-extension with a path to a file downloaded in step 3 above

Want to install multiple extensions at a time? Add several comma-separated paths to one quote block, for example:
"value": "path-to-extension,path-to-extension2"

 

Example

Here is an example of a Profile Create endpoint that installs an extension. To test it, replace the following parameters with your values:

  • "folder-id"
  • "C:\\Users\\Username\\Downloads\\Extension-file-name"
{
    "browser_type": "stealthfox",
    "folder_id": "folder-id",
    "name": "profile-name",
    "os_type": "windows",
    "core_version": 126,
    "parameters": {
        "flags": {
            "audio_masking": "mask",
            "fonts_masking": "natural",
            "geolocation_masking": "mask",
            "geolocation_popup": "block",
            "graphics_masking": "natural",
            "graphics_noise": "natural",
            "localization_masking": "mask",
            "media_devices_masking": "custom",
            "navigator_masking": "custom",
            "ports_masking": "natural",
            "proxy_masking": "disabled",
            "screen_masking": "natural",
            "timezone_masking": "mask",
            "webrtc_masking": "mask"
        },
        "fingerprint": {
            "navigator": {
                "user_agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 11.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/115.0.5790.110 Safari/537.36",
                "hardware_concurrency": 4,
                "os_cpu": "windows",
                "platform": "Win32"
            },
            "media_devices": {
                "video_inputs": 1,
                "audio_inputs": 2,
                "audio_outputs": 4
            },
            "cmd_params": {
                "params": [
                    {
                        "flag": "load-extension",
                        "value": "C:\\Users\\Username\\Downloads\\Extension-file-name"
                    }
                ]
            }
        },
        "storage": {
            "is_local": true,
            "save_service_worker": true
        }
    }
}
 
 
 
 
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