Cookie Export from Google or Firefox：

1.Add the Extensions of Cookie-Editor to Chrome or Firefox;

2.Click Cookie-Editor’s Export option to Export cookies；

3.Create a txt file on your PC, open it and paste the cookies to txt file, then save it.

Import the Cookies which export from Google or Firefox to VMLogin:

1.Import the single Cookies to VMLogin:

  • Copy the Cookies from txt file which you export from Chrome or Firefox, and click the option of “Import cookies from clipboard”.

    • 2.Batch Import Cookies/Proxy IP:

  • Select multiple profiles which you want to import the Cookies or Proxy configuration information;
  • Right click, and choose “Export selected cookie to excel” option to export cookie template excel file;
  • Update the cookies or proxy configuration information(proxy's type and ip:port:username:password) in the exported Excel file and save it;
  • Click the “Batch Import Cookie" button to finish the batch import cookies;
  • You also can download the import cookie template as below.

    • 3.When you import Cookies or Prxoy in batch， there's a popup tip to ask you "do you want to import and override the proxy settings this time?" Please select yes or no for your needs.

    4.Popup a tip to tell you that the cookie or proxy configuration information imports successfully.

    Download the Excel template file.

    Cookie Export from VMLogin：

    1.Export the single Cookies from VMLogin：

  • Select a profile which you want to export the cookies；
  • Right click, and choose “Export cookies to clipboard” option；
  • Create a txt file on your PC, open it and paste the cookies to txt file, then save it.

    • 2.Export Multiple cookies from VMLogin：

  • Select multiple profiles which you want to export the cookies;
  • Right click, and choose “Export selected cookie to excel” option to export all cookies;
  • Find the excel file of “vmcookie” on your PC.

    • Cookie Import to Chrome or Firefox：

    1.Copy the cookies which you exported from VMLogin；

    2.Open the Extensions of “Cookie Editor” on Chrome or Firefox;

    3.Click “Import”, and paste cookie, then click “Import”;

    4.Finished.