Isolated browser profiles
Launch installed Chrome or Firefox with a dedicated profile directory. Cookies and browser storage stay separate across managed profiles and from your usual browser profile.
Explore isolation →VertexStealth runs isolated Chrome and Firefox profiles, each with its own proxy and configurable fingerprint settings, and keeps them all organized in one clean Windows desktop workspace.
An antidetect browser (also written anti-detect) lets you control the details a website can read about your browser, such as user agent, language, timezone, WebRTC behavior and graphics information, separately for each profile, while keeping each profile's cookies and storage apart.
VertexStealth does this by launching the Chrome or Firefox you already have installed with its own profile folder and settings. It is a profile manager and a fingerprint control panel, not a promise of invisibility: websites use many signals and their own rules.
How VertexStealth works as an antidetect browser → Multi-profile management →
Keep sessions separate, adjust supported browser properties, and inspect the configuration from a desktop app built for hands-on profile management.
Launch installed Chrome or Firefox with a dedicated profile directory. Cookies and browser storage stay separate across managed profiles and from your usual browser profile.
Explore isolation →Configure HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 proxies for individual profiles, including authenticated proxy workflows, and test the connection before launch.
Explore proxy controls →Adjust supported signals such as user agent, language, timezone, screen resolution, fonts, hardware-related properties, and selected rendering signals.
Explore fingerprint controls →Configure timezone and geolocation settings for a profile. Supported timezone behavior can be linked to the IP detected through your proxy setup.
Choose supported WebRTC behavior for your browser profile and review your configuration. Results can depend on browser, proxy, and network behavior.
Inspect selected browser properties in the app after launch and open external diagnostic pages to verify what the browser reports.
See the workflow →Use available desktop and mobile device presets, or randomize supported settings while keeping the selected device type consistent.
Keep browsing state within each isolated profile and access the app's session-related tools where supported.
Use the profile's exposed local automation endpoint for supported developer workflows. Availability depends on the running browser and configuration.
VertexStealth launches each managed profile with its own browser data location. That means a profile's cookies and local storage aren't simply another tab in your everyday Chrome or Firefox session.
The product interface brings everyday profile controls and advanced configuration together. Choose a topic to preview the type of information available in VertexStealth.
Build a profile configuration that fits your testing, research, and multi-session workflow. Always verify real browser behavior rather than relying on settings labels alone.
Configure supported user-agent, platform, language, and related navigator values.
Use platform-aware font lists, screen dimensions, and available resolution presets.
Review supported hardware-related values and deterministic media-device configuration.
Set supported timezone and geolocation overrides for your browser profile.
Configure supported Canvas, WebGL, and audio-related fingerprint overrides.
Use fingerprint inspection to review reported properties and refine settings when needed.
VertexStealth can support legitimate workflows where separate browser sessions and controlled test environments are useful.
Test website behavior across separate browser profiles and selected environment settings.
Keep client or campaign browser sessions organized in separate local profiles.
Use dedicated sessions and proxy settings for controlled regional browsing research.
Inspect browser properties and connect supported local automation workflows.
Keep the workflow simple: configure a profile, launch it, and check what the browser reports.
Name the profile, select Chrome or Firefox, and choose a supported device preset or environment configuration.
Configure a proxy if needed, then review timezone, geolocation, WebRTC, navigator, and other available settings.
Launch the isolated browser and use Fingerprint Check or external diagnostics to inspect selected properties.
Try VertexStealth with 3 profiles at no cost. Paid plans remove the limit.
For trying isolated browser profiles and core settings.
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Useful answers about browser profiles, proxies, fingerprint settings, plans and supported workflows.
VertexStealth is an antidetect browser and multi-profile manager for Windows. It launches your installed Chrome or Firefox with a separate profile folder and individual browser settings, and includes proxy configuration, fingerprint controls, WebRTC options and inspection tools.
Each managed profile uses its own application-managed browser data folder. This keeps profile cookies and browser storage separate from other VertexStealth profiles and from your regular Chrome or Firefox profile.
Yes. VertexStealth supports per-profile HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 proxy configuration, including authenticated proxy workflows. Proxy performance and behavior depend on the provider, network, and configuration.
VertexStealth is a Windows desktop app (Windows 10 and 11). It launches Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, which must already be installed on your computer. macOS and Linux versions are not available yet.
You can use VertexStealth for free with up to 3 browser profiles. New accounts also start with a 3-day trial without that limit. Paid plans cost $10 per month or $89 per year (USD) and remove the profile limit. Paid checkout is not open yet.
Yes. You create a VertexStealth account inside the app. The account holds your sign-in and plan details; your browser profiles, cookies and browsing data stay on your computer.
A browser fingerprint is a collection of browser and device signals that websites may use to distinguish sessions. Examples include browser version, platform, screen dimensions, language, timezone, fonts, and graphics-related properties.
No. Fingerprint configuration and profile separation do not guarantee anonymity, undetectability, or freedom from website restrictions. Sites can use many signals and their own policies. Use the software responsibly and follow applicable laws and platform terms.
No. Profiles are stored locally on your computer. VertexStealth does not host browser sessions in the cloud or share profiles between accounts. To enforce plan limits it keeps an opaque identifier for each profile with your account; see the Privacy Policy for details.
Download VertexStealth for Windows and start with 3 free profiles.