Dolphin Anty

Dolphin is a Chromium‑based antidetection web browser that allows creating isolated browser environments with configurable fingerprints.

Overview

The Dolphin Anty browser was created for anti-detection purposes, allowing the management of multiple browser profiles simultaneously.
It allows users to create isolated browser profiles, each with unique fingerprints based on several parameters, including user agent, screen resolution, timezone, language, geolocation, WebRTC/WebGL parameters, fonts, MAC and IP address, and information about plugins, combined with optionally assigned proxy connections. Each profile acts as an independent browser instance to mimic unique devices and identities.
Dolphin supports deployment on Windows, Linux and macOS. It is typically used by affiliate marketers and SMM specialists running multiple ad or social media accounts; agencies or teams requiring account isolation for clients’ privacy and security, e‑commerce sellers managing multiple storefronts and developers conducting testing or scraping under varied device identities.

Multi-profile management: Users can generate multiple browser profiles that can be organized into folders and tagged for sorting, with search filters.
Proxy integration: Dolphin Anty supports HTTP, SOCKS4/5, and SSH tunnel proxy protocols. Proxy credentials must be embedded in the proxy URL; credentials are not supported via a separate field in the UI.
Automation and API Access: The platform includes a visual scenario builder to automate actions across profiles. It also exposes an API for scripted automation tasks.
It includes role-based access control, enabling admins to grant limited profile access to team members.