Platforms can evaluate browser fingerprints, network information, and device signals when identifying related activity. MasBrowser gives each account a separate browser profile with its own cookies, local data, browser fingerprint settings, and proxy configuration.
Used by multi-account teams worldwide
What Is an Anti-Detect Browser?
An anti-detect browser helps teams manage accounts in separate browser profiles. Each profile keeps browser data and identity settings apart.
Isolated Browser Profiles
Keep cookies, local storage, cache, and browser settings separate for each account.
Consistent Browser Fingerprints
Configure Canvas, WebGL, fonts, resolution, and timezone parameters with internal consistency.
Profile-Level Proxy Settings
Assign a proxy to each browser profile so network and browser identity settings can be managed together.
Why Use an Anti-Detect Browser?
Keep multi-account workflows separate and easier to manage
Reduce Account Linkage Risk
Profile isolation reduces browser data crossover and supports separate operating contexts.
Avoid Shared Browser Data
Separate cookies, local storage, proxies, and browser settings by profile.
Support Multi-Account Management
Organize and maintain browser profiles as account volume grows.
Work Across Business Platforms
Use isolated browser profiles for compliant e-commerce, social media, and advertising workflows.
How to Create an Isolated Browser Profile
Prepare a separate profile for each account in three steps
1. Create a Browser Profile
Create a separate profile and configure its browser fingerprint settings.
2. Configure the Profile Proxy
Assign the proxy required for the account workflow.
3. Open the Profile and Start Work
Use the account inside its assigned browser profile.
An anti-detect browser for practical multi-account management
Use a familiar browser core with profile-level identity settings.
Use Window Sync and supported RPA workflows to reduce repetitive work.
Organize browser profile access and responsibilities across members.
Assign profile access according to team responsibilities.
Create, group, and maintain larger browser profile sets.
MasBrowser continues updating its browser core and profile capabilities.
It separates cookies, local data, proxy settings, and browser fingerprint configurations by browser profile. Outcomes still depend on platform rules, account behavior, network quality, and operating practices.
Common compliant uses include e-commerce, social media management, advertising operations, and affiliate marketing.
Create a profile, configure its settings and proxy, then open it for the assigned account.