Creating and editing profiles in Dolphin {anty}

After logging into Dolphin{anty}, the first thing that appears is the "Browser Profiles" section. There are several ways to create profiles:

• Create a single profile 🌐

• Mass profile creation (" mass import") ⚡️

• Copying a profile 📋

Create one profile 🌐

To create a profile and start using the browser:

1. Click the "+" button in the top right corner.

2. The profile creation window will then open.

3. The profile is already ready to use. All that's left is to enter the profile name, specify a proxy (if available), add cookies (if necessary), and select the profile type (FB, Google, TikTok, Crypto). If the profile is not for a specific site, select "Do not specify".

4. If you need to update the fingerprint (for example, if you're not satisfied with the default values), click "New fingerprint". More details about the meaning of all settings.

5. After that, click "Create profile".

To start working, click the "Start" button, and the browser profile will open with the specified settings. To close the profile, simply close the browser window or click the "Stop" button in the Dolphin{anty} app. The effect is the same 😉

Mass profile creation ⚡️

1. Download the template via the link — Import-template-dolphin{anty}.xlsx, or click "Download template" directly in the bulk import window.

2. Fill it out according to the provided example, without changing the columns — just enter the necessary data for each profile (name, cookies, proxy, user-agent, etc.)

3. Insert the completed template into the file field or click "From file". It won't hurt to verify correctness using the "Check data" button.

4. Edit the settings if necessary. The OS and profile type will be set the same for all profiles from the file. For the remaining parameters, the following options are available:

   • Off — the parameter will be disabled for each profile

   • Manual — the parameter will be the same for all profiles, as you entered

   • Real — the parameter will be the same for all profiles

   • Noise — the parameter will be masked for all profiles

   • Random — the parameter will be different for each profile

   • Altered — the parameter will be different for each profile Random parameters for each profile can be set in: proxy (from file or one for all), user-agent (random or from file), WebRTC, WebGL info, processor, memory, MAC address, device name, screen, media.

5. Click "Create profile" ✅

🧠 Smart Data Import

Smart Import allows you to bulk-create profiles from files containing accounts. The system automatically recognizes the data structure and maps it to the right fields — all you need to do is review and click "Import" 😉

How to start?

1. Open the profile creation window and go to the "Smart Data Import" tab. You'll see a field where you can drag and drop a file or click to paste data as text. Supported formats: .txt, .csv, .xlsx.

1. After uploading a file, the system will show its name and the number of profiles to be created. Click "Check Data" to see how the system parsed the file — a table will open with columns: auth login, password, email login, email password, user-agent, cookies, proxy type, proxy, auth token, etc.

1. f the system detected something incorrectly, click the pencil icon next to any column name. In the window that opens, you can:

• Specify which row to start parsing from

• Choose a delimiter: ; : | TAB SPACE

• Select which specific data fragment from the row to use for that column Click "Save" when done ✅

1. Below you'll find the "Import Settings" block, where you can set:

• Profile names: by default, the macro {{EMAIL.LOGIN}} is used. Click "+ Add Macro" to choose from the available options: {{COUNT.ID}} - sequential number {{AUTH.LOGIN}} - account login {{EMAIL.LOGIN}} - email account login {{DATE}} - current date in YYYY-MM-DD format

• Tags, Status, Folder: can be assigned to all imported profiles right away

• Profile type: FB, Google, TikTok, Crypto or none

• Start pages

• Proxy: choose "No proxy," create a new one, select from saved, or pull "From file"

• OS: Windows 11, Windows 10, macOS, Linux

• User-agent: "Set the actual," "From file," or "Manual." If the file contains an outdated user-agent, the system will automatically replace it with the actual at the moment browser engine version.

1. After this, the main hardware settings follow, as with standard profile creation. It's recommended to leave them at default.

1. When everything is ready, click "Import" 🚀

Copying profiles 📋

If you already have a created profile and have tested that it works, but you need many identical profiles (or ones with different fingerprints) at once, click the "three dots" next to the profile name, then select "Copy profile".

Next, optionally:

• To make the copies have the same fingerprint and settings, turn off the "randomize fingerprint" option

• To make the copies have different fingerprints and settings, turn on the "randomize fingerprint" option

After that, click "Copy" and watch the result 😉

Editing Profile ✏️

To edit a profile (change the proxy, change settings, add tags, etc.) click the "three dots" to the left of the profile and select "Edit".

You'll be able to edit the "General" parameters or configure the "Advanced" parameters of the profile.

The browser profile settings include parameters such as WebRTC, Canvas, WebGL, Client Rects, Timezone, Language, Geo, GPU, Memory, Screen, Media, Ports, Do not track, and others.

All spoofing is done at the browser engine level, no JS injections ✅

The default settings are sufficient for normal operation. If you still want to change something, the following parameters can be safely adjusted: timezone, language, GEO, processor, memory, screen, media.

We recommend not touching the Do not track parameter, most websites track behavior within the profile, and blocking this tracking can negatively affect performance.

More details about the meaning of all settings.

After making changes, click "Save" in the top right corner. ✅