Browser Profiles
Browser Profiles are isolated browser environments with their own cookies, fingerprints, and stealth settings.
Why Use Browser Profiles?
Section titled “Why Use Browser Profiles?”| Use Case | Description |
|---|---|
| Different stealth settings | Different proxies, CAPTCHA keys, or sensitivity per project |
| Multiple accounts | Run different accounts without cookie conflicts |
| Client separation | Keep client data separate |
| Testing | Test different configurations without affecting defaults |
Creating a Browser Profile
Section titled “Creating a Browser Profile”- Go to Browser Profiles in the sidebar.
- Click New Profile.
- Configure the profile settings.
- Click Save.
Profile Settings
Section titled “Profile Settings”| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Profile Name | Display name for the profile |
| Enable Proxies | Route traffic through proxies |
| Proxy List | One proxy per line |
| Proxy Level | Context Level or Browser Level |
| Align Browser Fingerprint | Match timezone/locale to proxy IP |
| Enable CAPTCHA Solving | Auto-solve CAPTCHAs |
| CAPTCHA Provider | CAPTCHA solving service |
| CAPTCHA API Key | API key for the provider |
| Enable Human-like Simulation | Simulate human behavior |
| Sensitivity | Level of human-like randomness |
| Extensions Payload | Chrome Web Store extension URLs to inject |
Assigning a Profile to a Project
Section titled “Assigning a Profile to a Project”- Go to Automation Projects.
- Select the project.
- Click Profile in the ribbon.
- The Profile Selection modal opens.
- Choose a profile (or “Default” for default settings).
- Click Save & Continue.
Default Profile
Section titled “Default Profile”If no profile is assigned, the project uses the default settings from Preferences → Stealth & Proxies.
Profile Data Location
Section titled “Profile Data Location”Profile data (cookies, cache, settings) is stored locally in:
~/.rtila-x/profiles/<profile-id>/Clearing Profile Data
Section titled “Clearing Profile Data”To reset a profile’s data:
- Go to Browser Profiles.
- Click Clear Default to clear the default profile cache.
- For specific profiles, delete the profile and recreate it.
Extensions Payload
Section titled “Extensions Payload”You can inject Chrome Web Store extensions into a profile:
- Enter extension URLs, one per line:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/extension-name/abcdefghijklmnop
- RTILA automatically downloads, extracts, and injects the extension.
Note: Extensions are injected when the Visual Builder is launched for a project using this profile.