WEB ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

Multi-account browser for web accounts

Manage web accounts in separate GeeLark browser profiles, each with its own cookies, local storage, browser settings, and proxy configuration. Organize profiles and team access from one workspace. Use GeeLark Cloud Phone Profiles when your workflow requires native Android apps.

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BROWSER PROFILE FEATURES

What you can get from GeeLark multi-account browser

Keep web account environments organized

Use separate browser profiles to manage account sessions, browser settings, proxies, and team responsibilities.

Browser workflow automation

Use supported browser automation workflows for repetitive web tasks. Check the relevant workflow’s requirements before running it across profiles.

Profile-specific browser settings

Configure browser fingerprint settings for individual profiles. Separate settings help maintain distinct environments, but do not guarantee that websites cannot associate accounts.

Proxy configuration per profile

Assign a proxy to each browser profile and manage its network configuration alongside the profile.

Profile organization

Use profile names, groups, and tags to organize accounts by client, platform, market, or workflow.

Team access

Assign profile access according to your team’s responsibilities and available permissions.

PROFILE NETWORK SETTINGS

Configure proxies for individual browser profiles

Assign HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 proxies to browser profiles and keep network settings organized by account or workflow. A configured proxy changes the network route used by that profile.

Proxy configuration does not prevent all tracking, guarantee access to a website, or determine whether an account meets a platform’s requirements.

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ONE WORKSPACE, TWO ENVIRONMENTS

Choose browser profiles or cloud phones for each workflow

Use Browser Profiles for websites and web dashboards. Use Cloud Phone Profiles when you need to install and operate native Android apps. GeeLark brings both profile types into one account-management workspace.

Features	Browser Profiles	Cloud Phone Profiles
Environment	Separate browser environments	Cloud-based Android environments
Best-Fit Workflows	Websites, seller portals, and web dashboards	Native Android apps and mobile workflows
Account Data	Profile-specific cookies and browser storage	App data and sessions within Android environments
Configuration	Browser settings and proxies	Android device settings, apps, and proxies

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Explore practical guides to multi-account browsers, browser fingerprints, and profile isolation for managing multiple web accounts.

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FAQs

A multi-account browser lets you manage web accounts in separate browser profiles. Each profile maintains its own cookies, local storage, browser settings, and proxy configuration.

No. Profile separation helps reduce accidental sharing of browser data and settings. Websites may still associate activity using account information, network signals, behavior, and other factors. Browser profiles do not guarantee anonymity or protection from account restrictions.

A browser fingerprint is a collection of browser and device characteristics that a website can observe, such as browser version, screen resolution, language, and graphics settings. GeeLark provides profile-specific browser settings, but those settings do not prevent every form of tracking.

Use a separate proxy when your workflow requires a distinct network configuration for each profile. Separate browser profiles alone do not create different IP addresses. Choose proxy settings that match your workflow and the platform’s requirements.

Yes. Use Browser Profiles for websites and web dashboards, and Cloud Phone Profiles for native Android apps. Both profile types can be managed within GeeLark. A browser profile itself does not provide an Android app environment.

Organize web accounts with separate browser profiles

Keep browser sessions, proxy settings, and team access organized as your web account operations grow.

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