Privacy & identity controls

Privacy controls and blocking solve different problems.

Social Browser combines local-first profile storage, configurable browser identity/privacy controls, and resource blocking. It is not marketed as a tool for bypassing platform security or anti-abuse systems.

Browser identity & privacy

Control supported browser-reported properties.

These settings affect what a profile reports or exposes where the released browser supports them.

Canvas / graphicsControls for supported canvas and graphics-related identity surfaces.

WebGLSettings for supported WebGL-reported properties.

AudioControls for supported audio fingerprinting surfaces.

WebRTC & network privacyControls intended to reduce unwanted network information exposure where supported.

Location, timezone & languageKeep supported regional settings organized with the profile.

Blocking & protection

Block unwanted resources and show what happened.

Protection is about resource/category blocking and safe-browsing controls, not changing the browser identity.

Blocking EngineBrowser-level resource/category/selector blocking.

Ad & tracking controlsBlock configured unwanted resources.

Safe Browsing controlsBlock configured harmful destinations, URLs, or words.

Protection activityInterfaces can report actual blocked resources and categories instead of estimated counters.

Local-first profile dataCookies, sessions, storage, and profile data remain on the device by default.

Responsible positioning

Controls are not a guarantee of anonymity, invisibility, or account safety.

Exact controls should be documented against the released Social Browser build. The site should never turn a configurable privacy setting into a claim that users can bypass platform security, avoid account review, or prevent bans.

See the whole browser

Privacy is one part of a persistent profile workflow.

Explore profiles, automation, scripts, extensions, and browser controls together.

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