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Create profile – General Setting

When setting up a new browser profile in DICloak, You need to set data synchronization and browsing preferences on General Setting . Below is a detailed explanation.

Profiles – Create Profile

Open and log in to the DICloak software. Find “Profiles” on the left navigation bar, then click the “Create Profile” button to enter the profile creation and editing page.

Create Profile – General Setting

  • Data Sync: In an antidetect browser, data synchronization refers to syncing browser data through the cloud, allowing users to seamlessly access the same browsing information and settings across multiple devices, such as account auto-login features. This functionality helps users maintain a consistent browsing experience across different devices without having to manually re-enter data or configure preferences.
    • Global Settings: All data that can be synced (such as cookies, account passwords, bookmarks, etc.) will be automatically synchronized across all devices. This is suitable for users who want to maintain fully consistent data across devices, simplifying the management process.
    • Custom: In custom settings, users can choose specific data types to sync, including the following items:
      • Cookies: Sync session data, such as website preferences or login status.
      • Account Password: Sync saved accounts and passwords for automatic login across devices.
      • Bookmark: Sync bookmarks and favorites across devices to ensure a consistent browsing experience.
      • LocalStorage: Sync data stored locally in the browser, usually related to the current domain.
      • IndexedDB: Sync structured data stored locally, typically used for complex web applications.
  • Browser Settings: This allows users to adjust the browser’s behavior to optimize their experience. In an antidetect browser, settings usually have two options:
    • Global Settings: In global settings, the browser’s behavior is automatically applied to all profiles according to preset rules. This is suitable for users who do not need personalized adjustments and prefer a consistent experience.
    • Custom: Users can customize the browser’s behavior based on their preferences. Below are some common options in custom settings:
      • When the profile is opened, restore the previously opened pages: When the browser starts, it automatically restores all the tabs that were open during the last session, ensuring users can continue unfinished work.
      • Disable image loading: The browser can be set to not load images on web pages, speeding up page load times and saving bandwidth, which is useful in low-bandwidth situations.
      • Disable sound playback: Users can disable automatic sound playback on web pages, avoiding unexpected audio, especially in public or office environments.
      • Disable websites pop-up notifications: Prevent websites from sending pop-up notifications to the user, reducing distractions and improving browsing focus.