How to Create a Browser Profile?

DICloak supports the efficient creation of browser profiles for more convenient account management. Follow the steps below to create new browser profiles now:

Operation Guide

1. Click “Open profile” Button

  • Open and log in to the DICloak software first. You can find “Browsers” on the left navigation bar, then click “Profiles” and “Create Profile” to create a new browser profile for you.

2.Set Up Basic Information

  • Profile name: Enter the name of the browser profile. The name must be unique and cannot match any existing profile names.
  • Remark: Optional. You can add additional information about the browser profile for easier management.
  • Profile group: Select the group for the browser profile. The default option is “Ungrouped“, but you can create new groups under “Profile group” and select them when creating a profile.
  • Browser: Currently, ChromeBrowser 120 is supported by default.
  • Operating System: Select the operating system(s) that you want to simulate. DICloak supports different versions of Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux. You can choose one system or multiple systems. If multiple systems are selected, one of them will be randomly chosen for simulation.
  • User Agent: Choose the UA version based on your needs. Selecting “All Versions” will randomly assign a UA from the available options under the chosen operating system.
  • Cookie: Optionally enter cookies in JSON format (you can use the Chrome extension EditThisCookie to export cookies in JSON format).
    • The Purpose of Cookies
      • Maintaining Session State: Keeps the user logged in and retains session information, avoiding the need for repeated logins.
      • Simulating Real User Behavior: Inputs user browsing history and other data to mimic real user actions, enhancing the disguise.
      • Avoiding Security Verification: Uses verified session cookies to skip frequent security checks, saving your time and energy.
      • Increasing Work Efficiency: Quickly switches between multiple accounts, keeping your multi-account management efficient.
      • Preventing Account Bans: Maintains the use of a single account across different browser profiles to avoid bans caused by frequent logins.

3.Choose Whether to Use a Proxy

  • No Proxy: Select “Custom” for proxy mode, then choose “No Proxy (Local network)“.
  • Using a Proxy: Select “Custom” for proxy mode and choose the type (HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 or IPFLY). Enter the proxy account information.
  • Check Proxy Connection: Click the “Checking Proxy” button to verify the connection.

4.Add Platform Accounts

  • Platform Account: Select the platform account you want to access. If your desired platform isn’t listed, select “Custom Platform” and enter the account details.
  • URL to open: Enter the website you want to visit.

5.Advanced Browser Profile Settings

  • Language: Set the browser’s preferred language to simulate user habits from different regions. The default includes English (US) and English. Feel free to add no more than 10 languages as needed. You can reorder or delete them at your wish.
  • Interface Language: Set the browser’s interface language to match the user’s presumed location and cultural background. It is based on the previously set language or customized.
  • Time Zone: Set the browser’s time zone to ensure it matches the user’s presumed location, preventing detection caused by time zone mismatches. This can be automatically matched based on your selected IP or custom.
  • Geolocation: Customize the browser’s reported geolocation to simulate users from different physical locations. You can control websites’ access to your account’s location, such as ask/allow/deny access. Geolocation can be automatically matched based on your IP or manually set. The latitude and longitude range is -180 to 180 degrees, with accuracy ranging from 10 to 5000 meters.
  • Font List: Choose custom or real font lists to prevent user device identification through font fingerprinting. Click “Randomize” to change fonts or “Edit” to select fonts.
  • WebRTC: Control WebRTC settings to avoid leaking the real IP address.
    • Noise: Add noise to the WebRTC connection to obscure the real IP address.
    • Substitute: 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 users’ privacy, DICloak offers the following Canvas options:
    • Noise: Add random noise to the Canvas drawing, making each result slightly different so as to obscure the fingerprint.
    • Real: Retain the real Canvas drawing results, but this may expose the user’s fingerprint.

6.Confirm to Create the Browser Profile

  • Click the “Confirm” button to complete the creation of the browser profile.

7.Open the Browser Profile

  • Return to the Profiles list and click the “Open” button to get the browser working.

8.Edit the Browser Profile

  • Click the “…” button to show more. You can close, edit, or delete the browser profile here.