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Profiles maintain separate browser data and profile state so workflows can be kept apart from one another.
Multiple browser profiles
One browser process does not have to mean one shared browser identity. Social Browser separates workflows into independent profiles so a client, project, store, QA environment, or regional test can keep its own cookies, sessions, storage, and settings.
ProfilesSeparate state before the workflow
Cookies, sessions, site storage, browsing history, extensions, User Scripts, privacy preferences, optional proxy settings, and workflow state can be associated with the intended profile instead of being mixed in one shared browser context.
Profiles maintain separate browser data and profile state so workflows can be kept apart from one another.
Some legitimate workflows need different network routes. Social Browser allows a user-supplied proxy to be configured at the profile level; a proxy alone is not proof of a regional or account experience.
Keep cookies, logins, local storage, history, settings, and optional proxy configuration separate for each profile.

Profile isolation
When a workflow fails, the relevant login state, cookies, extensions, scripts, and site storage remain easier to locate. Operators can open the same usable profile, inspect it manually, and continue in accordance with the website’s access rules.
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Profiles maintain separate browser data and profile state so workflows can be kept apart from one another.
Yes. A user-supplied proxy can be configured independently for an individual profile.
Social Browser is designed around profile-based workflows, allowing automation to operate in the intended browser profile.
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Upgrade only when you need more Profiles, Browser Installations, Proxies, or User Scripts.