Social BrowserProfiles, AI & automation

Getting started

Go from download to a working Profile without guessing.

Start with one persistent Profile, prove the workflow manually, then add automation, proxies, AI or multi-Profile scale only when you need them.

Quick start

Your first 15 minutes

Follow this order to avoid configuring advanced features before the basic browser workflow works.

1

Download Social Browser

Install the current Windows 64-bit build from the official download route.

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2

Open your first Profile

Use a Profile as the persistent workspace that keeps its own cookies and site storage.

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3

Add a proxy only if your workflow needs one

Use Proxy Manager and assign the proxy to the intended Profile rather than changing network state globally.

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4

Open websites and sign in normally

Manual work and automation can use the same persistent authenticated Profile context.

5

Choose an automation path

Use Automation Studio for no-code workflows, User Scripts for JavaScript inside the browser, Browser API for external code, or MCP AI for compatible AI clients.

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6

Verify before scaling

Test one visible Profile first. Add concurrency, schedules or multiple Profiles only after the workflow is reliable.

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Pick a workflow

Choose your next path

After the first Profile works, go directly to the documentation that matches your goal.

I manage multiple accounts

Profiles + Proxy Manager + backup/migration guidance.

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I want browser automation

Automation Studio for reusable workflows and scheduling.

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I am a developer

Browser API, User Scripts and Puppeteer integration.

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I want AI browser control

Connect an MCP-compatible client to the local MCP endpoint.

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I need help

Search Support Center, known issues and diagnostics.

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I am evaluating the product

Review pricing, system requirements and comparisons.

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Reliability

Before you automate at scale

Persistent browser state is powerful. Keep target selection unambiguous, verify important side effects, and rediscover runtime IDs after restart/reconnect.

Recommended sequence: one Profile → one manual run → one automated run → verification → multiple Profiles → scheduling.