Skip to main content

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://gologin.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Extensions inside a Gologin profile allow you to customize each browser environment individually. Since every profile in Gologin works as a separate browser with its own fingerprint and storage, extensions are installed and managed per profile, not globally. This gives you full control over which tools run inside each account environment.

​
What are profile extensions?

Profile extensions are Chrome-compatible browser extensions that you install directly inside a specific Gologin profile. Each profile:
  • Has its own extension list
  • Stores extension data separately
  • Keeps extension settings isolated
  • Does not share extensions with other profiles
This means you can run different setups for different accounts without overlap.

​
Why use extensions in Gologin profiles?

Extensions are often essential for:
  • Automation tools
  • Cookie management
  • Ad verification
  • Web scraping assistance
  • Productivity workflows
Because profiles are isolated, you can safely use different tools across accounts without cross-contamination of data.

​
Extensions and Fingerprint stability

Extensions can affect browser behavior. Some extensions:
  • Modify request headers
  • Inject scripts
  • Interact with WebRTC
  • Change canvas behavior
If you’re working with sensitive platforms (ads, e-commerce, crypto), test new extensions carefully before using them on warmed-up accounts.

​
Best practices

  • Avoid installing unnecessary extensions
  • Use consistent extensions per account type
  • Don’t frequently add/remove extensions on established profiles Abrupt changes in extension setup may look suspicious on high-security platforms.