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Profiles and fingerprints

Profile fingerprint and hardware

What each identity setting changes and how to maintain a consistent configuration.

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What a fingerprint is

Besides cookies and IP, websites can inspect browser information such as system, screen, graphics, language and hardware capabilities. Mantis configures those signals per profile through its engine. Cookies and fingerprints are different parts of a session.

Start with a consistent combination of hardware, system and browser. Random prepares compatible hardware options; then keep that identity for the profile’s regular work.

System, screen and graphics

FieldWhat it represents
System and versionWindows, macOS or Linux identity presented to websites.
CPU and memoryReported logical processors and RAM; it does not increase available physical resources.
Screen, resolution and scaleProfile screen dimensions and scale. Real mode uses the computer’s monitor.
WebGL: vendor and rendererGPU identity reported to websites, using real or manual mode.
FontsProfile font set, automatic or customized.
Screen, GPU, CPU, RAM and spoofing options
Real interface · Example data Scroll inside the form to Hardware and Spoofing. Review resolution, visual size, GPU, CPU, RAM, timezone and language before changing fingerprint surfaces.

Canvas, WebGL and other signals

SettingHow to interpret it
Canvas / WebGLReal keeps the signal; noise modifies it; off limits the feature and may affect sites that need it.
Audio / ClientRectsControl audio and content geometry signals, with real or noise options.
WebGPUCan use real values, a simulated identity or be disabled, depending on configuration.
Media devicesPresent real devices or a simulated list. They do not create a physical camera or microphone.
Maximum compatibilityPrioritizes compatibility using real hardware signals; review this change if you want to preserve a customized identity.

IP, WebRTC, language and location

  • WebRTC manages connection signals used by calls and other web applications. Real, replace, off, no UDP and manual provide different behavior; blocking it may affect calls.
  • Timezones use names such as America/Bogota or Europe/Madrid. Language affects browser and website language preferences.
  • Geolocation can be adjusted automatically or with manual coordinates. A coordinate does not change your IP and a website may require location permission.
  • When testing a proxy, check its IP and location and the timezone and language adjustments proposed by the app.

Browser preferences

Profile options let you adjust tab restoration, history, password saving, memory, images, pop-ups, graphics acceleration and QUIC. Each setting affects compatibility or resource use; change one at a time when troubleshooting.

Cookies and storage

Necessary: used when you choose a language, sign in or buy. Disabling them affects those features; you can clear them through your browser.

Advertising and analytics: not used on this website. If we introduce optional tracking, we will ask for your choice before enabling it.

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