Dolphin Anty is an antidetect browser that gives every account its own browser profile, with its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy. The free plan holds 3 profiles, and paid plans start at $10 a month for 20.
This is a guest post. The Dolphin{anty} team wrote it about their own product. HProxy edited it for length and house style and checked every plan and number against Dolphin's documentation and pricing page on November 9, 2026. HProxy readers get 20% off a first Dolphin Anty subscription with the code HProxy20 at dolphin-anty.com.
Managing many accounts from one device gets complicated fast. Websites collect information about the browser, the device and the network connection, and they use it to recognize returning visitors and to spot accounts that belong together. When several accounts share one browser fingerprint and one IP address, a platform can link them, even when they belong to different projects.
An antidetect browser keeps such accounts apart. It creates separate browser profiles, each with its own digital fingerprint, its own cookies and its own settings, so the sessions never mix. The fingerprint is only half of it, though. Each profile also needs a proxy of its own, because the proxy gives the profile a separate IP address and a separate location.
Dolphin Anty brings separate profiles, fingerprint control, proxy management and automation together in one application. Below are its main use cases, the way to connect HProxy proxies, and the features that help with everyday work.
Who uses Dolphin Anty
Dolphin Anty is built for work with many accounts, and that work happens in several fields:
- Affiliate marketing and media buying. Teams run many ad accounts on Facebook, Google and TikTok, often with separate payment methods, creatives and access rights for each campaign. Each account gets its own profile with its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy.
- E-commerce. Sellers run several stores on different marketplaces, or several brands and regional storefronts. A profile per store lets them switch between stores without logging out and in again.
- Social media management. Agencies handle Facebook pages, Instagram accounts and TikTok profiles for many clients. A profile per account keeps the sessions of different clients apart.
- Research and ad verification. Marketers check how websites, ads and search results look in other countries. With a proxy from each country, a profile shows the local version of a page.
How Dolphin Anty keeps accounts apart
A digital fingerprint is the set of browser, device and connection details a website can read to recognize a visitor: the operating system, the browser version, the screen resolution, the time zone, the language, the fonts, the graphics settings and more. In a regular browser most of these stay the same for every account, so opening another tab or logging in with other credentials leaves the accounts tied together.
Dolphin Anty gives each profile a fingerprint of its own and changes more than 20 device and browser parameters, among them:
- the operating system and the User-Agent
- WebRTC, Canvas and WebGL
- Client Rects
- the time zone, the language and the location
- hardware details, the screen and media devices
- fonts and ports
The fingerprints come from real device data, so nobody has to invent values by hand. The hardware settings depend on each other: the graphics cards on offer follow the operating system you pick, and the processor and memory options only allow combinations found on real devices. An unrealistic mix makes a profile stand out. A Windows computer that claims to be a Mac, for example, can give itself away through its system fonts.
For most users the default settings are the right choice. Dolphin Anty creates a unique fingerprint for every new profile, and a new one is a click away. Single parameters can be changed by hand, which is best left to people who know how the settings relate to each other.
The fingerprint describes the device and the browser. The IP address comes from the network, and a proxy provides it. A profile is only set up well when both fit together.
Connecting HProxy proxies in Dolphin Anty
Without a proxy, all profiles go online from the same IP address, and that address alone can connect the accounts. A proxy sends the browser's traffic through another server, so websites see the proxy's IP address and its location instead of yours.
For multi-account work, the proxy has to suit the task and stay consistent. A dedicated IP for each unrelated account is the sensible start. An IP that changes all the time, or an account that jumps between countries, makes logins look unusual, however good the fingerprint is.
HProxy sells residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter proxies, and all of them work in Dolphin Anty. Dolphin Anty takes HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and SSH proxies; HProxy lines come as HTTP or SOCKS5, and you pick the one your HProxy dashboard shows.
Using Dolphin Anty with HProxy. One HProxy residential plan covers every country, from $0.18 per GB. The generator hands out one sticky line per profile, up to 5,000 at a time on Residential Premium, and its protocol://user:pass@host:port format pastes straight into Dolphin Anty's New Proxy field. Both pools are compared on our residential proxies page.
Adding a proxy while you create a profile
The quickest way is to add the proxy in the profile itself:
- Open Dolphin Anty and click Create Profile.
- In the Proxy section, choose New proxy.
- Pick the protocol.
- Enter the connection details from your HProxy dashboard.
- Run the built-in proxy check.
- Save the settings and create the profile.
Once the check passes, Dolphin Anty saves the proxy with the profile. Every time the profile starts, its traffic goes through that proxy.
Keeping proxies in the Proxy section
You do not have to type a proxy into every new profile. The Proxy section stores your connections in one list. Click Add Proxy, enter the details, and the proxy waits in the list until a profile needs it. The Mass addition tab of the same window takes many proxies at once.
When you create or edit a profile, you then pick a saved proxy from the list instead of entering it again.
Proxies can also be changed for many profiles at once. Select the profiles, open the bulk actions panel and click Change proxy. Three choices follow:
- No proxy removes the proxy from the selected profiles.
- New proxy adds new proxy details.
- Saved proxy assigns a proxy from your list.
The proxies can be assigned by hand or at random, and spread over the profiles one after another or to every Nth profile. Bulk changes come with the paid plans.
Checking proxy connections
Dolphin Anty has a proxy checker built in, so you do not have to start every profile to see whether its connection works. While entering a proxy, click the check icon next to it: Dolphin Anty tests the connection and shows the IP address, the location and the time zone. The Proxy section checks proxies one by one or in bulk, so dead connections show up before they reach a profile.
A passed check shows that the proxy works. A website can still refuse a particular IP address or run checks of its own.
More Dolphin Anty features
Fingerprints and proxies are the core of multi-account work. Dolphin Anty adds tools that make large numbers of profiles easier to handle.
Profile types
A new profile can get a type that names the platform it is for: Facebook, Google, TikTok or Crypto.
The type organizes your accounts. It leaves the fingerprint as it was generated, and it lets you give bookmarks, extensions and start pages to every profile of one type at once.
Bookmarks, extensions and start pages in bulk
Setting up dozens or hundreds of browsers one by one takes a long time, so Dolphin Anty adds bookmarks, extensions and start pages in bulk.
Bookmarks go to all profiles or to chosen profile types. Open the Bookmarks section and click the plus button. Several bookmarks can be entered at once in the NAME::LINK format, one per line, and after saving they appear in the chosen profiles.
Extensions can go to groups of profiles as well. Dolphin Anty installs them from their Chrome Web Store address or from a ZIP file, and you choose which profile types receive each one, so a new profile gets its extensions without manual work.
Start pages, called Homepages in the app, open when a profile starts. They can be set for all profiles, for chosen profile types or for single profiles.
Automation
Automation helps when the same steps repeat across many accounts. Dolphin Anty has three tools for it.
Scenarios. A scenario is a chain of blocks, each one a browser action: open a URL, switch tabs, click a button, scroll, type text, read data from a page or work with files. The browser follows the chain when the scenario runs. A scenario can open a site, go to the right section and fill in a form, and it runs on one profile or on many selected profiles.
Cookie Robot. Cookie Robot visits a list of websites to collect cookies for a profile. Open the profile's menu, choose Cookie Robot, enter the addresses one per line and start it. Two switches help: "Don't load images" leaves the images out to save proxy traffic, and headless mode runs the visits in the background to spare your computer. Collected cookies make a new profile look used, and real activity on the account still matters.
Synchronizer. The synchronizer repeats your actions across several profiles. Select the profiles in the Browser Profiles section, click the Synchronizer icon in the bulk actions panel and mark one profile as the master. Everything you do in the master window happens in the other profiles too.
Teamwork and roles
Dolphin Anty has teamwork built in for companies where several people work with the same profiles. There are three roles:
- Admin has full access to the team's workspace: creates and deletes users, assigns roles, manages passwords and access, and views, edits and starts every member's profiles.
- Team Lead manages the users an admin assigns to them: views, starts and edits their profiles, without creating or deleting users or changing their roles and passwords.
- User works with their own profiles, manages proxies and shares profiles with teammates, with the rights an admin or team lead gives them.
Admins can also cap how many profiles each member may create, which spreads the plan's profiles across the team.
What the Dolphin Anty plans cost
Dolphin Anty has five plans, from a free plan for trying the browser to Enterprise for large teams.
| Plan | Price | Browser profiles | Users |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 3 | 1 |
| Starter | from $10 a month | 20 to 60 | 1 |
| Base | $89 a month | 100 | 1, more at $10 a month each |
| Team | $159 a month | 300 | 1, more at $20 a month each |
| Enterprise | $299 a month | 1,000, more in steps of 1,000 | 1, more at $25 a month each |
The Free plan suits a first test of the fingerprints and profile management. Starter is for one person who needs more profiles, proxy management, automation and cloud sync, in steps of 10 profiles up to 60. Base, Team and Enterprise add teamwork and extra users. Paying for six months takes 20% off, and paying for a year takes 40% off.
Summary
Dolphin Anty puts separate browser profiles, fingerprint control, proxy management and automation into one application. Affiliate marketers, media buyers, online sellers and agencies use it to run many accounts without mixing their sessions. Fingerprints, proxies in bulk, bookmarks and extensions for whole groups, automation and roles for a team all sit in the same place.
With a suitable HProxy proxy in each profile, every account gets its own browser identity and its own network connection, which keeps a multi-account setup under control and makes daily work with profiles much easier. Use the code HProxy20 for 20% off your first Dolphin{anty} subscription at dolphin-anty.com.
Sources
- The Dolphin{anty} team, the text and screenshots of this guest post, sent to HProxy on November 9, 2026. HProxy covered a third-party proxy brand in three screenshots and cropped three others to the window they show.
- Dolphin{anty}, plans page in the help center (docs.dolphin-anty.com/en/personal-cabinet/plans-in-dolphin-anty), read on November 9, 2026: plans, prices, profiles and users.
- Dolphin{anty}, pricing page (dolphin-anty.com/tarifs), read on November 9, 2026: the free plan, extra users and the discounts for six and twelve months.
- Dolphin{anty}, help center pages on fingerprints, adding proxies, the proxy FAQ and Cookie Robot (docs.dolphin-anty.com), read on November 9, 2026.
