--- title: Enabling Auto-Login for HTTP Proxy slug: getting-started-guide-legacy-ui/enabling-auto-login-for-http-proxy description: Learn how to configure global credentials and enable auto-login for a seamless web browsing experience. This document offers easy-to-follow instructions, from setting up the username and password in device group properties to adjusting auto-login settings docTags: createdAt: 2022-08-04T10:38:00.000Z --- **Step 1: **Configure the global credentials. 1. Navigate to **Device Management **> **Device Group**. 2. Right-click on the device group containing the web page and select **Show Properties**. 3. Select** globalUsername** from the** Property Key **section. Enter the username of the web page user into the **Value** section and** Save**. 4. Select **globalPassword** from **Property Key** section. Enter the password of the web page user into the **Value** section and **Save**. **Step 2:** Configure auto-login. 1. Navigate to **Device Management** >** Element Type**. 2. Click the** Search **button and choose the related web page element that was created before. 3. Click the pen button on the left to edit the properties of the element type. 4. Fill in the element type properties. | **Element Type Property ** | **Explanation ** | | --------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **http.auto.login.password.matcher.template ** | This parameter is used to find and replace the password with the global password. | | **http.auto.login.post.url ** | Web application/site login URL. Regex can be used to define the URL property
**Example:** /login/device-based/regular/login/.\*** ** | | **http.auto.login.username.matcher.template** | This parameter is used to find and replace the username with the global username. | | **http.bypass.domain ** | Web applications/sites can use multiple domains for images, chats, emails, etc. If you do not add these domains to the whitelist, the webpage will not be displayed as is. Some images, videos, etc. will be blocked because of the improper HTTPS certificate. |