What is Virtual Browser?
1. Overview
Virtual Browser is a Chromium-based anti-detect browser for Windows 7+ and macOS. Android and Linux are on the roadmap.
Browser fingerprinting builds a unique identifier from your browser, OS, and hardware settings—user agent, language, screen size, plugins, fonts, timezone, and more. Fingerprints can be used to track behavior, recognize users, or for abuse such as fraud and phishing.
Compared with stock Chromium, Virtual Browser adds:
- Many isolated fingerprint profiles on one machine.
- Centralized management of those environments.
2. Core capabilities
2.1 Safe multi-account isolation
- Independent fingerprints (device model, resolution, fonts, timezone, etc.)
- Per-profile proxy support (residential or datacenter IPs)
- Isolated cookies and local storage
2.2 Privacy
- Adjustable fingerprint parameters (Canvas, WebRTC, WebGL, WebGPU, AudioContext—see Supported fingerprints)
- Local storage by default; optional Pro cloud sync
2.3 Automation (Pro)
- REST API, MCP, and CLI
- Playwright via CDP
- Batch workflows: login, scraping, form fill, and more
See Plans & Features for Free vs Pro. Automation API, MCP.
3. Typical use cases
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| E-commerce | Amazon, eBay, Shopify multi-store ops |
| Social media | Facebook, Instagram, TikTok multi-account |
| Web3 | Airdrops, multi-instance games |
| Data | Crawling, automated testing |
4. vs. a normal browser
| Dimension | Normal browser | Virtual Browser |
|---|---|---|
| Fingerprint | Fixed, real device | Custom virtual fingerprint |
| IP | Manual setup | Built-in proxy workflow |
| Multi-account | Easy to link accounts | Isolated environments |
| Automation | External tools | Built-in API (Pro) |