Antybrowser

What is Antybrowser?

Antybrowser is an antidetect browser — a desktop browser made for running many separate online accounts on one computer. Each profile behaves like a different user on a different machine: its own storage, its own fingerprint, its own proxy. Platforms never see two of your accounts as related, because to them they simply are not.

That is also what people mean by a fingerprint browser: not a browser that hides from the web — nothing does that forever — but one whose profiles read as completely ordinary visitors. A normal device, a plausible location, nothing contradicting itself.

What's inside every profile

● Real-device fingerprints — canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts, timezone and the rest of the browser fingerprint, drawn from real devices and kept stable for the life of the profile.

● Full isolation — cookies, local storage, cache and sessions are separate per profile; signing into two accounts in two profiles never crosses streams.

● Its own proxy — HTTP or SOCKS5 assigned per profile, with the exit country matched to the profile's timezone and language. This is where a proxy provider becomes the other half of the setup — pair each profile with its own residential, ISP or datacenter proxy ([insert your product link here]).

● Team sharing — give colleagues access to profiles without handing over passwords.

● Automation API — REST API with Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium, so headless workflows run against the same isolated profiles people use by hand.

Who uses it?

Media buyers running several ad accounts, e-commerce and affiliate teams managing marketplace listings across regions, automation engineers who need browsers that anti-bot systems accept, and QA teams checking how a site behaves for users in other countries.

Getting started

The free plan includes 5 profiles — enough to test the full loop: create two profiles, give each its own proxy, sign into two accounts, and confirm neither sees the other.

Download Antybrowser — desktop app, free plan, no credit card.