You can configure advanced settings for browser profiles to enhance your anonymity during online activities.
Profiles – Create Profile
Open and log in to the DICloak software. Then find “Profiles” on the left navigation bar. Click the “Create Profile” button to enter the profile creation and editing page.
Create Profile – Advanced
- Language: Choose the browser’s preferred language to simulate user habits from different regions. English (United States) and English are added by default. Click “Add Language” if you want to add other languages.
- Language: You can sort or delete the languages you added.
- Language: You can choose no more than 10 languages in total.
- Interface Language: Set the interface language of the browser interface to match the user’s assumed geographic location and cultural background. You can match it based on the languages set above or customize it.
- Time Zone: Set the browser’s time zone to ensure that it matches the user’s assumed location, preventing detections due to time zone discrepancies. It can be auto-matched based on your IP or be selected manually.
- Geolocation: Customize the browser’s reported geolocation to simulate different geolocations for users. You can permit other websites to access your account’s real location, such as Ask/Allow/Block. Geolocation can be auto-matched based on your IP or manually entered, with latitude and longitude ranges from -180 to 180 degrees. The range of accuracy is from 10 to 5000 meters.
- Font List: Choose a custom or real font list to prevent device fingerprinting through font detection. Click “Randomize” to switch fonts.
- Font List: Or click “Edit” to select fonts.
- WebRTC: Control WebRTC settings to avoid leaking your real IP address.
- Noise: Add noise to the WebRTC connection to cover the real IP address.
- Replace: Use an alternative IP address for WebRTC communication.
- Real: Retain the real IP address for WebRTC communication.
- Disable: Completely disable WebRTC to prevent any potential IP address leaks.
- Canvas: Websites can generate a unique Canvas fingerprint to identify and track users. To protect privacy, anti-detection browsers typically offer the following Canvas options:
- Noise: You can add random noise to Canvas rendering to make each drawing slightly different, thus confusing the fingerprint.
- Real: This can keep the real Canvas rendering result, but it may expose the user’s fingerprint information.