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DICloak Browser
21 Sept, 03:18
DICloak Browser
18 Sept, 03:16
🔄 Shared a Profile? Make Sure the Right Data Follows ItSo the Profile is shared. But what about the data inside it? Will that sync too when someone else opens it? Don't worry. This is what Data Sync is built to handle.🔍 What can follow the Profile? With Data Sync, you can choose which browser data gets synced to the cloud: • Cookies and login sessions • Account Passwords and Bookmarks • Local Storage, IndexedDB, and Extension Data So when another team member opens the Profile on a different device, the synced data is already available there.✔️ Control who can update cloud data: If every member can update cloud data, one logout may affect the login state others get later. Turn on Prevent Members from Overwriting Cloud Data and choose which Member Groups can update it. Everyone else
DICloak Browser
16 Sept, 03:09
👉 Need to Hand a Profile to Someone Else? Just Share ItEver had a Profile already prepared, but the person who needs to work on it is in another team? That’s what Profile Sharing is for. Share the existing Profile with a user or Team ID, and decide exactly what they’re allowed to do.💬 What happens when you share a Profile? • Choose what they can do. Let them Open Profile, or give them permission to edit Profile too. • Share one Profile or a whole group. Need to hand over dozens of prepared Profiles? Select them and share them in one batch instead of doing it one by one. • Stay in control after sharing. Check Profiles > My share to see what’s still being shared. When the work is done, simply Cancel sharing to remove their access.📍 To share one Profile: Profiles > […] next to the
DICloak Browser
15 Sept, 02:49
DICloak Browser
11 Sept, 03:58
⭐️ Set Profile Access Around Your Team’s Working HoursYou’ve decided which Profiles each member can access. But should that access stay open all day? With Profile Group Access Time, you can set clear access hours for each member.⚙️ How to Set It Up - Go to Team > Members, edit the member, and select the Profile group(s) they need. - Then click Set group access time, turn on Time restriction, and set the Daily access time and Time zone.✔️ Combine It with Other Team Features For example, a teammate only manages 5 client accounts from 09:00 to 14:00: • Give them the right Member Group and Profile Group, so they only get the accounts and permissions needed for that role. • Set Profile Group Access Time for 09:00–14:00, then use Profile Field Visibility Restriction and Concurrent Profile
DICloak Browser
9 Sept, 03:41
💡 Profile Usage Getting Overloaded? Set a Concurrent LimitA lot of teams told us they wanted more control over how many Profiles members can keep open at the same time. We’ve heard you. That’s why Concurrent profile limit is now available.🔍 What is it? Super Admins can set the maximum number of Profiles each member can open at the same time on the same device. For example, set the limit to 3, and a member will need to close one Profile before opening a fourth.⚙️ How to use it? • Go to Global Settings > Profile Settings > Concurrent profile limit • Set the number of Concurrent profiles • Choose the Active member group Once configured, the rule takes effect automatically and the Super Admin is not affected by this limit.💬 Have an idea for DICloak? W
DICloak Browser
8 Sept, 03:58
DICloak Browser
4 Sept, 03:27
🔍 Does Everyone on Your Team Need the Same Profile List?Probably not. When different team members handle different Profiles, you can set up the Profile List for them in advance instead of asking everyone to adjust it themselves.Under Global Settings > Profile Settings, Super Admins can control these things:👀 What information should members see? → Profile list field permissions Choose which Profile fields are displayed, arrange their order, and select the Active member group the setting applies to.🔼 Which Profiles should appear first? → Profile list sorting Set the default Sort field and Sort order, so members start with the Profile List organized the way your team normally uses it.💳 How many Profiles should appear on one page? → Profile List
DICloak Browser
2 Sept, 02:58
🌐 Need a Proxy? Get It Right Inside DICloakStill switching between proxy providers and DICloak just to set up a Profile? With PuraRoute Proxy built into DICloak, you can now purchase Static IP or Dynamic IP resources directly under Proxies > PuraRoute Proxy.📌 Static IP for long-term account management Warming up an account or managing it long term? A Static IP keeps the Profile on the same IP from one session to the next. You can get one under PuraRoute Proxy > Static IP and link it to the Profile.🗺 Dynamic IP for more flexible tasks Great for research, localized browsing, or switching between different locations and sessions. Set the location, mode, and session duration you need, then connect the proxy to the Profile.🔥 Dynamic Residential as
DICloak Browser
28 Aug, 03:37
💬 What Can Each Team Member Actually Access?Growing teams need clearer access, not more manual setup. With DICloak’s Member Groups and Profile Groups, you can organize team access around roles and responsibilities.🔒 Member Groups define what each team can do Go to Team > Groups to create a Member Group, then choose exactly what members in that group can access and do. The same permissions apply to everyone in the group and update together when changed. For example, you can let operators: • access Profiles, but not Proxy or Manage Extensions • View profile list and Open profile • restrict actions such as Create profile, Edit profile, or Clone profile💳 Profile Groups define which Profiles each member can access Go to Profile Groups to group related browser Profiles, then assign one
DICloak Browser
26 Aug, 02:23
🔄 DICloak Update: Faster Local Extension Uploads and More Flexible Profile ViewsTwo updates to cut down repeated setup and make team Profile access easier to manage. Here’s a quick look at what’s new.🖥 Update Local Extensions with Fewer Steps If you regularly test, replace, or maintain local extensions: • Drag the installation package directly into the upload area • Skip browsing through folders every time you add or update an extension • Make frequent extension maintenance quicker without changing your current workflow👀 Show Different Profile Fields to Different Member Groups Different roles may need different Profile information. • Go to Team > Global settings > Browser Settings • Enable Profile list field permissions and select the target Member Group • Choose which Profile
DICloak Browser
21 Aug, 03:15
☄️ Manage Team Members Faster with Batch Operations and API AutomationManaging a few members is easy. But when your team grows, updating access, roles, and responsibilities one by one takes more time. With DICloak’s member management features, you can handle these changes faster.😮 Manage Member Changes in Bulk When your team grows or responsibilities change, update multiple members without editing each account separately. From Team > Members, you can change member status, update Member Managers, adjust Member Groups, and manage Profile Group access in bulk.💡 Manage Members with API Use API Create to automatically add Member, Manager, or Admin accounts with predefined access settings. You can also use API to update existing members, such as changing status or extending account usage
DICloak Browser
19 Aug, 02:34
🔒 Manage Members Based on How They Work With Your TeamWhen accounts are shared across a team, it’s not just about who gets access. You also need to decide how each person joins and keep track of their access after that. In DICloak, you can handle both from the same Members page.✔️ Choose the right Member Type • Internal Member: For staff who mainly work inside your team. The team creates their Username and Password, and can manage login verification and logged-in devices. • External Member: For contractors, agencies, or partners who may work across different teams. Add them by email, and they can keep using their own DICloak account across teams.🔍 Keep track of access after they join • For staff changes or temporary access, update the Member status or Deactivation time directly. • W
DICloak Browser
14 Aug, 02:26
🔄 Moving to DICloak? Migrate Your Existing Profiles FasterMigrating Profiles usually means exporting files or preparing import templates. Moving from GoLogin or Dolphin{anty}? With Migrate profiles, just enter the API Access Token and start the migration.📦 What gets transferred? Key Profile data can move with you, including: • Profile names, account platforms, passwords, notes, and proxy information • User-Agent, language, time zone, WebRTC, Canvas, WebGL, resolution, and other browser settings • Cookies when supported by the paid version of GoLogin or Dolphin{anty}⚙️ How to start: 1. Go to Automation > Open API > Migrate profiles 2. Select GoLogin or Dolphin{anty} 3. Enter the API Access Token, and then click Start Migration⚠️ migrated Profiles
DICloak Browser
12 Aug, 03:49
🔄 DICloak Update: Set Profile Access Hours And Stop Batch OpeningsA couple of useful updates just landed in DICloak. Let’s take a look.🔔 Set Profile Group Access Time • Go to Team > Members and edit the target member • Choose a Profile group and set its access time and time zone • Match Profile access with shifts or working hours instead of relying on manual reminders🔴 Stop Batch Profile Opening Opened the wrong Profiles or selected too many? You can now Stop an ongoing batch opening before the remaining Profiles launch, saving the extra wait and cleanup.Update DICloak and try these new features!💬 Which one would you use first?❤️ Set Profile Group Access Time 😁 Stop Batch Profile Opening 🎉 Both
DICloak Browser
7 Aug, 06:03
💳 Manage Profiles and Launch Browser Tasks with DICloak APIsStill creating Profiles, assigning proxies, and opening browsers manually? Local API and HTTP API let your own system handle these steps.💬 What can you do with them? • HTTP API for Profile management: Create or update Profiles, assign proxies, organize Profile Groups, and manage Members through your own system. • Local API for actions on your device: Open or close Profiles on a computer running DICloak, then let your script continue the browser task.🔍 How do they work together? For example, HTTP API can create a new Profile and assign its proxy when an account is added to your system. Local API can then open that Profile on the right computer so your script can continue the task.✔️ How
DICloak Browser
5 Aug, 03:21edited
⚡️ Set Up Extensions Once, Use Them Across ProfilesAdding the same tools to every Profile takes time. With Extensions, you can set them up once and apply them where they are needed. You can also control what team members can see or change.👀 What can you do with Extensions? • Add extensions: choose from Marketplace, a Chrome Web Store URL, or a ZIP package • Apply them to Profiles: organize tools into Extension Groups and assign them in bulk • Hide selected extensions: use Hidden Settings for specified member groups • Protect your setup: enable Security Protection to prevent unwanted changes • Manage everything centrally: update settings, switch extensions on or off, or remove them⚙️ How to set it up: 1. Go to Extensions and add the extensions you need 2. Set the Extension Group, Pin
DICloak Browser
31 Jul, 03:32
🖥 Running Multiple RPAs? Keep Every Task Under ControlMultiple RPA tasks are useful, but checking their status one by one takes time. Task History gives you a single place to review every execution record.✨ What can you do with it? • Choose how many Profiles can run the same RPA task at the same time • Keep long-running tasks running without being interrupted by system sleep • Quickly check what task ran, which Profile it used, and its current status • Find previous RPA runs by task type and creation time✔️ How to access: - Go to RPA Task > Task History to review execution records - Open RPA Settings to adjust execution preferencesRun your RPA tasks with more visibility.Keep track of them with Task History in DICloak.
DICloak Browser
29 Jul, 04:06edited
💡 No Template for Your Task? Create Your Own RPAThe template library is only the starting point. Custom RPA gives you more ways to automate your daily work.🔍 Who is it for? • You already have an Automa process you want to run in DICloak • No current RPA template covers the task or website you use • Your team follows a fixed process that needs its own automation🖥 What can you do with Custom RPA? • Build the task around your own steps, not a preset template • Run it across selected Profiles now or on a schedule • Track progress and results in Live status, Run Log, and Task history✔️ How to get started? 1. Record or build the process in Automa 2. Export it as a JSON file 3. Go to RPA Task > Create RPA > Custom RPA 4. Import the file and select the
DICloak Browser
24 Jul, 03:48edited
🤖 Stop Repeating the Same Social Media Tasks Across ProfilesThe task itself may only take a few minutes. Repeat it across 10 or 20 Profiles, and it can quickly take over your day. Social media RPA templates are built for exactly this kind of repeated work.👨💻 What can you automate? • X: browse homepage posts, like content, or update a profile • TikTok: watch videos or collect followers and video data • YouTube: search and watch content, publish videos, and collect comments or transcripts✨ Why use a template? • Start with a ready-made template instead of building every step • Select multiple Profiles for the same task • Choose when the task should run based on your schedule⚙️ How to get started? Go to RPA Task > Create RPA, choose a template, and
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