Incogniton

Incogniton is a cool tool that lets you create a database for all the browser profiles you use regularly, no matter what operating system you're on. This means you can easily simulate any profile on whichever computer you're working with!

Portability at Its Best

One of the best things about Incogniton is its portability. You don’t even need to install it on your PC! You can just copy all your related data to another machine and still have access to everything you’ve set up.

Java Requirement

Just a heads-up: Incogniton runs on Java, so make sure you have that framework installed before diving in. It’s super important for the software to work properly!

Setting Up Profiles

When you're ready to add a new browser profile in Incogniton, start by giving it a name and selecting the supported OS. This helps keep your browser fingerprints specific to that operating system.

Customizing Your Experience

You can then tweak settings related to timezone, WebRTC, and geo-location fingerprints based on an external IP address. Pretty neat, right?

User-Agent and Device Details

Incogniton also lets you customize details like the browser's user-agent, screen resolution, platform type, and hardware concurrency. It's all about making sure your browsing experience is just right.

Privacy Features Galore

If you’re into privacy (who isn’t?), Incogniton has got you covered! You can enable font list masking, Unicode glyphs protection, and DOMRect fingerprinting protection.

Masking Media Devices

You can also mask media devices if needed. Just set how many video inputs, audio inputs, and outputs you'd like to define.

Tweaking Fingerprinting Settings

You even get options for canvas or AudioContext fingerprinting tweaks—masking WebGL images or replacing WebGL metadata too!

Your Privacy Tool!

To wrap it up nicely: Incogniton lets you simulate multiple browser profiles on one computer while keeping all your privacy settings intact. It’s definitely worth checking out!