Profile parameters

Profile settings define how your browser profile behaves and how websites see it. In Gologin, each profile simulates a real device — including IP, fingerprint, location, and behavior.

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Overview

This is where you create and configure your profile. What you set here:

• profile name and folder
• operating system
• fingerprint (via New Fingerprint)

This is the foundation of your digital identity.

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Proxy

Defines your IP address and connection type.

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Options

• Gologin proxy - built-in
• Your proxy - external provider
• Without proxy - not recommended

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Proxy settings

• Country — location of your IP
• Type:
  • Residential
  • Mobile
  • Datacenter

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Check proxy

Allows you to verify if the proxy is working correctly. Best practice

• Always use a proxy
• Match proxy country with your profile settings

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Timezone

Controls your system time inside the profile. Automatically sets your timezone based on your proxy IP. You can manually choose a timezone from the list.

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Extensions

Add browser extensions to your profile. Use cases

• crypto wallets
• automation tools
• ad tools

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Bookmarks

Preload websites for faster access. Useful for:

• Facebook Ads
• Business Manager
• frequently used dashboards

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Geolocation

Controls location access inside the browser. Modes:

• Prompt (recommended) — Ask every time. Best balance between control and consistency.
• Allow — Always share location. Use when platforms require it.
• Block — Never share location. Use if location is not needed.

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Advanced

Advanced settings control your browser fingerprint and environment.
In most cases, you don’t need to change them.

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Navigator

Defines how your browser identifies itself to websites.

• User-Agent — browser and OS identity
• Orbita version — browser version used in the profile
• Screen resolution — screen size reported to websites
• Languages — browser language (can match proxy IP)
• Platform — OS type (Windows, Mac, etc.)
• CPU threads / RAM — device performance parameters
• Do Not Track — sends a “do not track” request

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Fonts & Media Devices

Controls system-level fingerprint signals.

• Enable fonts list masking — hides real fonts
• Browser profile fonts list — predefined font set
• Mask media devices — replaces real devices
• Video / Audio inputs & outputs — number of devices

👉 Keep masking enabled to avoid hardware leaks.

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Hardware fingerprint

Controls how your browser is identified based on rendering behavior. These parameters affect how websites detect your device:

• Canvas — image rendering
• Client Rects — element rendering
• Audio Context — audio processing
• WebGL Image / WebGL Metadata — GPU behavior
• WebGL Vendor / WebGL Renderer — graphics identity

Modes:

• Noise — adds consistent variation to reduce tracking (recommended)
• Off — no masking
• Block / Mask — hides real values

Use Noise or Mask for better privacy and stability.

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Storage, plugins & other

Controls what data is stored in the profile and how the browser behaves during use.

• Enable Local Storage — allows websites to store data (sessions, preferences).
  Recommended to keep enabled to avoid losing data between sessions or devices.
• Enable Extension storage — allows extensions to store their data and settings.
  Enable if you use browser extensions.
• Enable potentially vulnerable plugins — enables built-in plugins (AdobePDF, Widevine, Native Client). Disabled by default for safety. Enable only if required.
• Active session lock — prevents launching the same profile on multiple devices at the same time.
• Enable Google services — allows the browser to use Google services.
  Helps mimic normal browser behavior.
• Enable browser bookmark saving — saves bookmarks inside the profile.
• Enable browser history saving — saves browsing history.
  May increase profile size.
• Enable password saving — stores and autofills login credentials.
  Data is securely encrypted.
• Enable session saving — saves session state (open tabs, logins).
• Enable System Extensions — installs OS-level extensions into the profile.
  May trigger extension prompts on launch.
• WebRTC — controls IP exposure. Based on IP (recommended) matches proxy IP; Off disables WebRTC and may look unusual.

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Cookies

Import session data into your profile. Why use it:

• log into accounts without password
• transfer sessions

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Best practices

• Do not change fingerprint after first use
• Always use a proxy
• Keep all settings consistent (IP, timezone, language)
• One profile = one identity

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Key takeaway

Your profile is your identity. The more consistent it is — the more stable your accounts will be.