Frequently Asked Questions

RoxyBrowser is an antidetect browser designed to mask or control your unique browser fingerprint. Normally, websites track users based on hidden data like device type, operating system, fonts, time zone, and even graphics card. An antidetect browser lets you manage these details, so each browsing profile looks like a separate, independent user. This makes it especially valuable for people managing multiple accounts or wanting stronger online privacy.

Unlike Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, an antidetect browser doesn’t just display web pages, but allows you to manipulate the technical details of how your device is presented online. For example, you can change your user agent, WebGL settings, canvas fingerprint, or screen resolution. In practice, this means websites see each profile as a completely unique device. While a normal browser exposes your true setup, an antidetect browser helps you avoid detection, tracking, or bans.

Most people use antidetect browsers for managing multiple accounts on platforms that normally limit one account per device or IP. For example, digital marketers use them to run several ad accounts, e-commerce sellers manage multiple storefronts, and social media managers operate client profiles. Beyond business, some users simply want to avoid online tracking and protect privacy. In all these cases, the browser helps reduce the risk of getting flagged or linked by platforms.

An antidetect browser can mask many hidden data points that websites use for identification. These include your operating system, browser version, time zone, installed fonts, language, WebGL data, canvas rendering, and more. Combined with a proxy, it also hides your IP address. By customizing or randomizing these details, you appear as different devices or users. This is much more advanced than private browsing or clearing cookies, which do little against modern tracking.

Yes, using an antidetect browser itself is completely legal. It’s simply a tool that modifies your browsing environment, much like a VPN changes your IP address. However, legality depends on how you use it. Running multiple ad accounts for a business is fine, but using it for fraudulent purposes (e.g., fake identities or scams) could violate laws or platform rules. Think of it as a privacy tool — safe to use, but always responsibly.

RoxyBrowser currently supports Windows and macOS, ensuring smooth performance on the most widely used systems. Linux support is coming soon, expanding flexibility for developers, marketers, and teams working across different environments.

Download RoxyBrowser and sign up an account. Click to add a new profile. New users get up to 5 profiles for free. Each profile acts as a completely separate browser environment, with its own fingerprint, cookies, storage, and proxy settings. To the websites you visit, each profile looks like a unique device. This allows you to run multiple accounts in parallel without cross-contamination, helping you avoid bans or suspicion. Profiles can also be cloned or customized for efficiency.

Yes, this is one of the main reasons businesses and freelancers use RoxyBrowser. For example, a seller might manage multiple Amazon or eBay stores, while a marketer might run dozens of Facebook ad accounts. Each account can be assigned its own virtual profile, complete with distinct fingerprints and proxies. This makes them look unrelated, even when accessed from the same computer. Without such tools, accounts often get flagged as suspicious.

RoxyBrowser itself does not change your IP, but it integrates with proxies to do so. It let you link each profile with a different proxy, making it appear as if you’re connecting from a different city or country. What's more, it supports automatic IP rotation, which is helpful for web scraping, ad verification, or managing high volumes of accounts without interruption.

Yes. RoxyBrowser is designed with teams in mind, offering secure profile sharing, role-based permissions, and cloud sync through a unified team dashboard. This is especially valuable for marketing agencies, affiliate teams, and global e-commerce businesses needing safe, consistent multi-user access without triggering platform security systems.

An antidetect browser significantly reduces the chances of being tracked online by masking your unique device fingerprint and separating accounts. Advertisers, analytics systems, and websites have a harder time linking your activities together. However, it’s not a complete shield — best results come when combining it with reliable proxies, good operational practices, and secure account management strategies.

No antidetect browser can guarantee that your accounts will never be banned. Platforms also analyze user behavior, transaction patterns, and other signals beyond fingerprints and IP addresses. What RoxyBrowser does is to minimize technical risks, such as multiple accounts being linked. If you combine it with natural browsing behavior and good proxy management, your chances of account survival increase significantly.

Performance depends on your hardware and how many profiles you run simultaneously. RoxyBrowser is optimized for multi-profile usage, but each virtual environment consumes memory and CPU. If you manage hundreds of profiles at once, a powerful computer may be necessary. For small to medium-scale users, modern laptops and desktops usually handle it well.

Yes, advanced users often prefer to fine-tune their fingerprint settings manually. You can adjust details like your canvas rendering, WebGL parameters, fonts, screen resolution, or language to match your proxy’s geolocation. For beginners, RoxyBrowser can generate realistic fingerprint data based on the linked IP with just one click, making it effortless to create consistent, believable profiles.

Yes. You can import and export browser profiles with RoxyBrowser. This is helpful when you want to back up your work, migrate to another device, or share setups with teammates. Profiles usually include cookies, session data, proxy settings, and customized fingerprints. Instead of starting from scratch, you can quickly replicate or transfer environments, making account management far more efficient.

Yes. RoxyBrowser offers APIs or integrations with tools like Selenium and Puppeteer. This allows advanced users to automate repetitive tasks, such as logging in, posting, or testing accounts. Automation is especially useful for growth marketing, web scraping, and quality assurance. However, automation must be handled carefully. If scripts behave unnaturally, platforms may still flag activity.

RoxyBrowser supports MCP, which lets your AI tools directly control the browser. For example, you can ask Claude Code to “use profiles 1–4 to open four windows, and register Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter accounts in each.” MCP handles the instructions automatically, so AI can manage multiple accounts and tasks for you without manual switching.

Yes. RoxyBrowser enables window and tab synchronization across multiple profiles. This allows users to perform parallel operations, monitor multiple accounts, or conduct research efficiently, maintaining consistent workflows while saving time on profile management locally or in the cloud.