Browser Profiles and Fingerprint Settings Getting started · Guide

Create your first browser profile

Configure the browser version, core fingerprint settings, proxy, and extensions for an isolated browser profile.

Updated Aug 24, 2026

MaskPilot keeps cookies, fingerprint settings, proxies, and extensions separate for each profile. Start with a test profile and complete one full workflow before you scale the setup to more accounts.

Before you start

Prepare the following:

  • Install MaskPilot and sign in.
  • Have the platform account you want to use ready.
  • Prepare a working proxy if the workflow requires a stable exit.
  • Confirm that required extensions support the chosen browser version.

Create the profile

  1. Select New profile from the profile list.
  2. Add a name and note that your team can recognize.
  3. Choose the browser version, language, timezone, and resolution.
  4. Assign a proxy and extensions when needed.
  5. Save the profile and review its configuration summary.

The client generates the core browser identity. Avoid frequently changing a profile that is already running reliably unless the workflow requires it.

Launch it for the first time

Start the new profile, then verify:

  1. The target website opens normally.
  2. The timezone, language, and region match the intended workflow.
  3. Required extensions load without a compatibility message.
  4. After signing in, close the browser normally and let the client finish local cleanup and sync.

Verify the complete cycle

Use a non-critical account for the first “launch—sign in—close—launch again” cycle. If the session, extensions, and network exit are correct after the second launch, the base setup is ready to reuse.

Next steps

  • Read “Import a proxy and assign it to a profile” for a stable network exit.
  • Read “Sync and recover profile data” for recovery on another device.
  • Read “Connect local MCP to Codex” to enable AI-assisted workflows.