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Creating/Edit Profile Dolphin {anty}
Creating/Edit Profile Dolphin {anty}
Updated over 4 months ago

After logging into Dolphin{anty}, the first thing that appears is the "Browser Profiles" section. There are several ways to create profiles:

  • Create a single profile 🌐

  • Mass profile creation (" mass import") ⚡️

  • Copying a profile 📋

Create one profile 🌐

To create a profile and start using the browser:

  1. Click the "+" button at the top right.

  2. Next, the profile creation window will open.

  3. The profile is already ready to work, it remains to enter the Profile Name, enter proxies (if there are any), add cookies (if necessary) and select the type of profile (for which site you need the profile, it's just for convenience). If it is not for a specific site, but for different sites, you can choose "Don't specify"

  4. If you need to update the print (for example, you are not satisfied with the default values), click the "New print" button. Learn more about labeling all settings.

  5. After that, click on "Create Profile".

  6. To start working, you need to press the "Start" button.

  7. After that, a browser profile with the specified settings will open.

  8. To close a profile, simply close the browser window that is open. Alternatively, instead of clicking to close the window, you can click on the "Stop" button in the Dolphin{anty} application window - the effect wil be the same.

Mass profile creation ⚡️

  1. The first thing you need to do is to download the Template by this link - Import-template-dolphin{anty}.xlsx or right in the mass import window there is a button "Download Template"

  2. Then you need to fill it according to the given example, without changing any columns, just entering the necessary data for each profile (name, cookies, proxy, user agent, etc.).

  3. Paste the completed Template into the file field or click "From file" (it would not be superfluous to check the correctness of the entered data according to the template via the "Check data" button )

  4. Edit the settings if necessary. Basically, all settings for profiles go generic. OS and profile type will be set for all profiles from the file. For the rest of the parameters the following options are available:
    - Off - The parameter will be turned off for each profile.
    - Manual - The parameter will be the same for all profiles, that you entered.
    - Real - The parameter will be the same for all profiles.
    - Noise - The parameter will be masked for all profiles.
    - Random - The parameter will be the same for all profiles. parameter will be different for all profiles.
    - Substitute - parameter will be different for all profiles.

    Random parameters for each can be set in:
    - Proxy (can be taken from file or set 1 for all of the existing ones)
    - Useragent (can be set randomly or taken from file)
    - WebRTC
    - WebGL info
    - Processor
    - Memory

    - MAC address (Unique physical address of the device)
    - Device name (Name of the device, from which the startup is spoofed)
    - Screen
    - Media

  5. After that, click on "Create Profile."

Copying profiles 📋

If you already have a created profile and you have checked its functionality, but you need multiple identical (or different fingerprint) profiles at once, you need to press "three dots" near the profile name, select "Copy profile".
Further optionally:
- To make the copies have the same fingerprint and settings, turn off the "randomize fingerprint" parameter.
- To make the copies have different fingerprints and settings, turn on the "randomize fingerprint" parameter.
Then just click "Copy" and watch the result 😉

If the number of copies is specified more than the number of copies available for creation at the current plan, the system will create the maximum possible number of copies.

  1. Settings such as WebRTC, Canvas, WebGL, Client Rects, Time Zone, Language, GEO, CPU, Memory, Screen, Media, Ports, Do not track and others are available for customization. All substitutions are done at the browser kernel level, no js injection. ✅

  2. It is recommended to change the values of these parameters only if you know what you are doing and why ⚠️.

  3. Standard settings are quite enough for normal operation. If you still want to change something, the parameters Time zone, Language, GEO, Processor, Memory, Screen, Media can be changed harmlessly for anti-detection.

  4. It is recommended not to touch the "Do Not Track" parameter. Most sites track user behavior within the profile, and blocking this tracking, which is what "Do Not Track" is responsible for, can negatively impact performance.

If you want to learn more about digital browser fingerprint swaps, what they mean and how they work, you can read more here.

Editing Profile ✏️

In order to edit a profile (change proxy, change settings, add tags, etc.), just click "three dots" to the left of the profile and click "Edit". You will be able to edit the "Basic" profile parameters, or make settings of the "Advanced" profile parameters (we recommend editing the advanced settings only if you know that these settings are necessary for your work).

After making the desired changes, click "Save" in the down right corner.

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