One page in magpie to manage your proxy exits and your provider sign-ins — each account signed in through its own clean browser.
Every account gets its own browser profile, its own pinned fingerprint and the proxy you pick for it. The sign-in page never opens in your everyday browser, and two accounts of the same provider never look like the same machine.
Unofficial plugin. Clean Login is built and maintained here, at Gruu6y/clean-login. It is not a package published by
magpie-community, and nobody has reviewed it but you. Read the code, open an issue, send a pull request — all three are welcome.
中文简介：在一个页面里管理代理出口和各家供应商的登录。每个账号都用自己的浏览器身份、固定的浏览器指纹，以及你指定的代理完成登录 —— 登录页不会进入你日常用的浏览器，同一个供应商的两个账号也不会被看成同一台机器。
- Sign in to any provider magpie already knows. Clean Login reads the provider plugins you have installed and offers an Add account entry wherever one exposes a browser sign-in. No separate provider list to maintain.
- Pick the way you sign in. When a provider offers several routes — a login page per site, a team plan, reusing the desktop app's session, pasting an API key — you choose, and Clean Login tells you which kind each one is before you start.
- One proxy per account. Choose the exit in the add-account dialog and the login browser really uses it. The provider's own traffic can use the same exit.
- Test an exit before you trust it. A real connection through the proxy reports the exit IP, its region, and the latency. No direct-connection fallback: if it fails, you see why.
- Trust score per exit. For each proxy you can read the Claude IP trust score that page publishes, opened through that very proxy, and keep the number next to the row.
- Find the exit you need. Filter your list by region and by a latency range without leaving the page.
- Accounts keep their identity. Signing an account out does not throw its browser identity away — signing back in reuses the same one, so a provider never sees a suspicious new machine.
- Everything stays on this computer. Proxies, accounts and browser profiles live in your own magpie folder. Stored proxy passwords are never shown to the page and never written to a log.
- Four languages. English, 简体中文, 繁體中文 and 日本語, following magpie's own language setting.
- Open magpie → Plugins → Discover → Unofficial.
- Find Clean Login by Gruu6y and press Install.
- Open Clean Login from the sidebar.
If the list has not caught up yet, use Retry — magpie caches what GitHub told it.
Requires Windows x64 today. The plugin downloads a stripped-down browser runtime built for Windows; other platforms are not supported yet.
The first time you sign in, Clean Login downloads its own browser runtime — about 176 MB, once. Everything after that runs offline from your machine.
- Proxy IPs → add the exits you want to log in through.
- Press Test on each one and check the exit IP and region look right. Add a trust score if you want a second opinion.
- Providers → pick a provider → choose its proxy → Add account.
- A separate browser window opens. Sign in there as usual; it finishes by itself and the account appears in magpie. Close the window to cancel instead.
- Each account is its own browser. Profiles, fingerprints and cookies belong to one account and are never shared, so signing in twice never merges two identities.
- A provider needs a browser sign-in. Providers that only accept a pasted token or a key are listed with that reason instead of an Add account button.
- The plugin follows magpie. It uses the provider plugins you already installed, so a provider you add to magpie shows up here too.
- Nothing is shared with anyone. There is no telemetry and no account: the only network calls are the ones you start — the proxy test, the trust score page, and the provider's own sign-in page.
Open an issue and say what you expected, what happened, and which provider or proxy was involved. A screenshot of the message is worth a lot. Please do not paste real tokens or proxy passwords into an issue.
Pull requests are welcome. bun test runs the whole suite; a change without a test is a change nobody can trust later.
MIT.