Share a Browser Profile Configuration
Create a one-time share of the browser version, entry proxy, and fingerprint settings while keeping browser data and extensions separate.
Updated Aug 24, 2026MaskPilot profile sharing creates a new configuration; it does not transfer ownership. The recipient gets the browser version, entry-proxy configuration, and fingerprint settings, but not browser data or extension assignments. The sender keeps the original, and later changes on the two sides do not merge automatically.
Confirm the sharing scope
- Review the browser version, entry proxy, and fingerprint settings.
- Make clear that the recipient will not receive website sign-in state, cookies, cache, or extension assignments.
- Confirm that the current account has permission to share.
Create a one-time share
Use the target profile’s action menu to create a share, then deliver the generated information to the intended recipient through a trusted channel. Do not place share credentials in group chat history, public support tickets, or screenshots.
Create the recipient’s copy
The recipient signs in to their own MaskPilot account and uses the share information. A successful receipt creates a new profile copy. The same credential cannot be used again; an expired or consumed share requires a new one from the sender.
Verify the received profile
Before first launch, the recipient should review the profile name, proxy availability, and fingerprint settings, select any required extensions again, and sign in to websites independently. The copy has its own identity and future data, so neither side should treat the original and received profiles as one synchronized environment.