Fingerprint settings
Keep a stable configuration per account
Language, timezone, WebRTC, hardware ranges, and a stable seed stay with the account. Restart the account fully after changing core settings.
Antidetect browser features
Accounts, proxies, and extensions in one place.
Add accounts, choose proxies, install extensions, and invite teammates without switching tools.
MaskPilot 
Account environments
Sign-ins and site data stay separate
Each account keeps its own cookies, site data, settings, and extensions, so you do not need to clear the browser when switching.
Proxies
See what works and who uses it
Organize proxies by region or purpose, check them, and assign them without relying on spreadsheets.
Multi-step proxies
Find the failing hop
Save upstream relationships in the proxy library and test the path hop by hop. Accounts only need to select the final entry proxy.
Extensions
Install once, choose accounts later
Find an extension, choose which accounts need it, and get a clear next step if the version does not fit.
Teammates
Give everyone the right accounts
Choose which accounts and actions each teammate can access, making collaboration easier and reducing mistakes.
Sync and recovery
Let each device decide whether to upload
Allow encrypted backup after an account closes when needed. Upload version checks and recovery records reduce overwrites and accidental deletion.
Updates
See the changes before installing
Review new features and fixes first. MaskPilot also checks whether the downloaded installer is complete.
End-to-end workflow
Clear boundaries from creation through recovery.
Features do not work in isolation. Account identity, network exit, teammate permissions, and data recovery need to stay on the same operating path.
Build a stable environment before everyday use.
An account environment keeps site data, browser settings, proxies, and extensions inside one boundary. A stable seed remains consistent across launches, while a copied or received account gets a new identity.
- Cookies and site data stay with one account
- Language, timezone, and WebRTC settings are managed together
- Core changes take effect after a full restart
- Templates do not replace an account’s stable identity
Tests run locally and launch uses the current exit.
The client tests proxy availability and multi-hop paths through the real route. Before launching an account with a proxy, it checks exit information and timezone again instead of relying on an old result.
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and advanced configuration imports
- Multi-hop paths are tested one prefix at a time
- An entry proxy is not assigned to multiple accounts
- The website does not replace local proxy testing
Control account visibility separately from actions.
Choose which accounts a teammate can see, then enable account create and edit, proxy create and edit, or AI access by role. One-time sharing is a separate handoff flow that creates a copy.
- Teammates only see assigned accounts
- Sensitive actions are enabled separately
- One-time shares record the receiving account
- AI follows the same teammate permissions
Protect the latest local data before offering recovery.
“Do not sync account data” is a device-level setting. When upload is allowed, the account is encrypted locally after it closes. Upload checks reject conflicting old copies, and the owner can use recovery records after accidental deletion.
- Missing settings never enable upload by accident
- Encryption happens before upload
- Multiple devices can run a profile; edits are not automatically merged
- Recovery requires rechecking proxies, extensions, and team assignments
Start with a real workflow
Create one environment you can verify.
Download MaskPilot and use a test account to check fingerprint settings, proxy routing, and extensions before expanding to more day-to-day work.