Browser fingerprints, proxies and multi-account work, explained
Plain-language guides from the team building Mango Browser. See what a website sees, fix what gives you away, and keep every account on its own clean identity.
Multi-account5 min read
Browser profile isolation: what it separates and what it doesn’t
Chrome profiles keep cookies apart but share one fingerprint and one IP. The full isolation checklist for accounts that must never be linked.
Diagnostics6 min read
Browser timezone does not match your IP: causes and fixes
A timezone that disagrees with your IP is the loudest proxy signal a site can see. How websites read it, why it drifts, and how to keep the two in step.
Privacy & fingerprinting5 min read
Does Incognito mode change your browser fingerprint?
Short answer: no. Incognito drops cookies, not your fingerprint. Exactly what it hides, what it leaves exposed, and what actually separates two identities.
Choosing tools5 min read
Proxy vs VPN vs antidetect browser: which one do you actually need?
They solve different problems and are often used together. What each one changes, what it leaves untouched, and how to combine them without one undoing the other.
Diagnostics5 min read
User-Agent vs Client Hints mismatch: how sites catch a fake UA
Changing the User-Agent string is easy. Keeping Client Hints, navigator.platform, fonts and the GPU in agreement is where most spoofing falls apart. Here is every check, and how to pass them all.
Diagnostics5 min read
WebRTC leak test: why it shows a different IP and how to fix it
Your proxy is on, yet the WebRTC row shows another address. Here is what the test actually measures, the three cases that produce a mismatch, and the fix for each.
Privacy & fingerprinting6 min read
What is browser fingerprinting? A plain-English guide
How websites identify you without cookies, which signals matter most, why consistency matters more than uniqueness, and what that means when you need more than one identity.
Diagnostics5 min read
Why your Canvas fingerprint changes (and when that’s a problem)
Canvas hashes shift after driver updates, browser upgrades and privacy add-ons. Which changes are normal, which ones make you look like a modified browser, and what to do about each.
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