Pick Virtual Browser by Use Case
The core of Virtual Browser is the isolated environment: each environment has its own cookies, local storage, Canvas/WebGL fingerprint, and proxy exit. One core, very different playbooks per business. Pick yours:
| Use case | Typical needs | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|
| E-commerce multi-store | Anti-association across stores, multi-region proxies, team workflows | Sellers & listing teams |
| Social media multi-account | Account matrix isolation, content scheduling, account warming | TikTok / Facebook / Instagram operators |
| Web3 multi-wallet | Wallet separation, DApp plugin isolation, airdrop interactions | On-chain users & airdrop hunters |
| Automation & scraping | REST API, Playwright CDP, MCP for AI tools | Developers, scrapers, AI agent builders |
Why isolated environments instead of many computers
One computer per account is expensive — and identical device fingerprints across many accounts is itself an association signal. Isolated environments split one machine into any number of logical devices:
| Multiple physical PCs | Virtual Browser environments | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per environment | Hardware + maintenance | Free, unlimited |
| Fingerprint variety | Manual per-PC config | 30+ parameters, randomized or custom |
| Proxy binding | System-level, clunky | Per-environment, applied on launch |
| Bulk operations | Impractical | Groups, batch start, config import/export |
| Automation | Deploy per machine | Local REST API + CLI, centrally scheduled |
Get started in three steps
- Download the client and create your first environment (free, unlimited).
- Bind a proxy (HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5) to the environment — or skip it to try isolation first.
- Open the page for your use case and follow the steps.
Free vs Pro boundary
Isolated environments are free forever, with no cap. Pro unlocks advanced capabilities — window synchronizer, REST API, MCP, and cloud sync. Run your workflow first, then decide whether to upgrade.
Questions? See the use-case docs or the help center.
