Create a Profile
What a profile is
Section titled “What a profile is”A profile is a separate browser with its own:
- Fingerprint, generated for the operating system you choose
- Cookies, site storage and bookmarks
- Proxy (a manual proxy or a proxy pool)
- Tags, notes, variables and extensions
Profiles do not share browser data with each other.
Create one profile
Section titled “Create one profile”- On the Profiles page, click Create.
- Language step:
- Under Operating System, pick Windows, macOS or Linux. Every fingerprint field is generated to match this OS, and it cannot be changed later.
- Under Language & Region, click a market to fill in both fields, or set Language and Timezone yourself. Changing the timezone suggests a matching language.
- Click Next.
- Organize step: pick or add tags (optional).
- Click Create Profile.
The profile gets a name like Profile 3. Rename it in the profile panel.
The OS here is the system the profile presents to websites. The Veilus app runs on macOS and Windows.
Create many profiles at once
Section titled “Create many profiles at once”Click Batch create. Each profile gets its own randomized fingerprint.
- Basics step: pick the Operating System, a market or Language and Timezone, and the Number of Profiles (1 to 50).
- Organize step, applied to every profile in the batch:
- Tags
- Proxy pool: assigns the new profiles to a pool (see Proxy Setup)
- Identity dataset and Content dataset (see Datasets)
- Click Create N Profiles.
Open a profile
Section titled “Open a profile”Click the play button on the profile’s row, or Launch in the profile panel. A dialog asks what to run:
- Browser Only: open the browser without a script
- Run Script (Optional): pick a Veilus Flow script to run in it
Before opening, Veilus checks two things:
- Does the fingerprint contradict itself? If it does, you see the conflicting fields and can choose Edit profile or Open anyway.
- Does the timezone match where the proxy exits? See Timezone check.
To stop a running profile, click the stop button on its row or Stop in the panel.
The profile panel
Section titled “The profile panel”Click a profile’s row (or the ⋯ button) to open its panel. At the top are Launch/Stop, Duplicate and Export. The tabs are:
| Tab | What’s in it |
|---|---|
| Overview | Name, tags, proxy summary, test score, notes, dates, and a Config check of the fingerprint |
| Fingerprint | Language, timezone, WebRTC, noise and hardware. See Fingerprinting |
| Network | Proxy pool and manual proxy. See Proxy Setup |
| Data | Cookies, snapshots and datasets. See Cookies, Snapshots & Warming |
| Automation | Profile variables and the variables a profile gets from its datasets |
| Extension | Extensions this profile loads. See Extensions |
| Test | The latest test report. See Test a profile |
Click Save Changes to keep your edits. If you close the panel with unsaved changes, Veilus asks before discarding them.
Duplicate
Section titled “Duplicate”Duplicate makes a copy named <name> (copy). The copy gets a new fingerprint with the same OS, language and timezone. Proxy, pool, tags, variables and extensions are copied. Cookies and other browsing data are not.
If the original uses a manual proxy, both profiles go out through the same IP.
Delete
Section titled “Delete”Delete (at the bottom of the panel, or in the bulk action bar) moves profiles to the Trash. You can restore them from there.
Work on several profiles
Section titled “Work on several profiles”Tick profiles in the list to show the bulk action bar: Launch, Assign Pool, Assign dataset, Test, Warm Cookies and Delete.
Profile limits
Section titled “Profile limits”The Free plan opens 5 profiles. The Plan page in the app shows the limit of your plan.
If you have more profiles than your plan allows (for example after a plan ends), nothing is deleted. The oldest profiles up to the limit still open; the rest show a lock and cannot be launched until you upgrade or delete other profiles. Profiles in the Trash do not count.