A section for detailed configuration of profile parameters that affect fingerprint formation and browser behavior. Divided into several setting categories.
Screen resolution — the screen size in pixels ("Real" or "Manual"). Time zone — the profile's time zone ("By IP" or manual). Browser language — the languages the profile sends to sites (by IP or manual). Geolocation — the detected device location ("Real", "By IP" or "Manual"). Font sets — the list of available fonts that affects the fingerprint. Browser extensions — installing additional extensions for the profile.
Selecting the profile's operating system. By default your device's OS is used, but when creating a profile you can choose another: Windows, macOS, Linux. The fingerprint is generated based on the selected OS. After the profile is created and saved, the operating system cannot be changed. It is recommended to use the same profile OS as your device's OS.
The browser core is the main engine the profile is built on. By default Aurorium is used — a proprietary core based on Chromium that balances compatibility and protection. Foxium is a core based on Firefox, currently in development. The core is selected when creating a profile and cannot be changed after saving.
Graphics card model and vendor — the GPU identifier ("Real" or "Manual"). WebRTC — can reveal your real IP ("Real" or "Replace"). Canvas — graphic fingerprint ("Real" or "Noise"). WebGL — 3D image fingerprint ("Real" or "Noise"). Client Rects — element sizes and positions ("Real" or "Noise"). WebGPU — the successor to WebGL ("Real" or "Based on WebGL"). Audio Context — the device's audio fingerprint ("Real" or "Noise").
Number of cores — the number of processor cores. RAM — the amount of RAM in the profile. Media devices — microphones, speakers and cameras available in the profile.
Port blocking — a list of ports (comma-separated) for additional profile protection. DoNotTrack — notifies sites that you opt out of tracking. Local Storage — additional browser launch parameters. Disable audio playback — blocks automatic audio playback. Disable video loading — blocks video autoloading. Do not load media larger than — limits the size of loaded media content. DNS — the DNS server used (regular DNS and HTTP are supported).