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 and click the “Create Profile” button to enter the profile creation page.Or click “Edit” to edit existing profile.
Create Profile – Advanced Settings
- Default website: You can enter a specific URL that the profile will open by default.
- Data sync: Choose between global settings or customize how data is synced for the profile.
- Extended Data Synchronization: In “Data profile”, select [Custom], check [Extended Data] to enable the Extended Data Synchronization feature. This allows the data from extended tools to be synchronized to the cloud, so that when opening the environment across devices, the original extended data can be synchronized (e.g., maintaining the logged-in state of accounts within the extension)
- Clear local cache: Decide whether to follow global cache – clearing rules or set a custom approach.
- Browser Settings: Opt for global browser settings or customize them for the profile.
- Multi – open mode: Select to use global settings, allow, or disable the ability to open multiple instances.
- Extension settings: Enable or close extensions. If enabled, you can choose an extension group, which will have its enabled extensions added to the profile.
- Video stream spoofing: With this feature, you can easily bypass selfie verification when using accounts like Facebook by uploading a verification video, ensuring faster verification and more efficient multi-account management.
- Usage Steps:
- Enter the “Edit ” interface, click “Advanced” to enter the editing interface.
- In the “Video stream spoofing“module, click the “Enable” button, then click”Confirm“.
- Upon successful activation, you will automatically return to the Profiles list.
- Enter the corresponding DICloak Profiles, click the “Upload Video” button in the browser, select the corresponding video file, and click “Open” to complete the video replacement function.
