How to Use RoxyBrowser in 2026: The Complete Setup Guide
Want to run multiple accounts without getting flagged? RoxyBrowser lets you do exactly that. It creates separate browser environments called profiles. Each profile has its own cookies, login sessions, and fingerprint settings. You can run five profiles free, forever. This guide shows you how to use it step by step.
Watch the full video tutorial on YouTube: RoxyBrowser Complete Setup Guide Playlist
What Is RoxyBrowser and How Does It Work?
RoxyBrowser is a desktop tool for managing multiple browser profiles. Think of it like having five different computers in one app. Each profile stays completely isolated from the others. Your Netflix profile won’t know anything about your Amazon profile. Your work accounts won’t link to your personal accounts.
Each profile can hold its own login sessions, browser cache, proxy settings, and fingerprint data. That includes things like your screen resolution, timezone, language, and even how Canvas renders graphics on your screen. Websites see each profile as a completely different person on a completely different device.
This matters if you manage multiple accounts for clients, run e-commerce stores across different regions, or test websites that need clean browser environments. RoxyBrowser keeps everything separated and organized. You can also add team members so everyone accesses only the profiles they need.
Version 4.0.0 dropped in July 2026. It brings Chrome 150, better startup speed, custom proxy support, proxy export via QR code, and AI Agent features. Firefox 146 support arrived in June. If you’re on an older version, update it now.
Which Devices Run RoxyBrowser?
RoxyBrowser works on Windows 10 or newer, macOS 12 Monterey or newer, and Ubuntu Desktop 22.04 or newer. No mobile app exists yet. If you need a mobile browser profile, you can simulate it on the desktop version, but it’s not the same as a native app.
Both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs are supported. Windows users pick between 32-bit and 64-bit installers. How many profiles your computer handles depends on your RAM, processor speed, and how complex the websites you’re visiting are.
What Does RoxyBrowser Cost?
The free plan gives you five permanent profiles. No trial expiry. No time limit. Just five free profiles forever. If you need more, the Basic plan starts at around $4.80 per month for ten profiles after the current 40% discount. Prices go down per profile as you scale up.
Paid plans include Pro (100-1,000 profiles), Business (1,000-10,000), and Enterprise (10,000-100,000). Extra costs may apply for team members, additional workspaces, proxy traffic, and AI Agent credits.
Use promo code 0328SAQA for 5% off your purchase. This stacks on top of existing promotional pricing.
How to Download and Install RoxyBrowser
Here’s how to get started in six steps.
- Open the download page for RoxyBrowser and grab the installer for your operating system.
- Run the installer and follow the prompts on screen.
- Create a new account or sign in if you already have one.
- Let the client download the required browser components.
- Open the profile dashboard once everything loads.
- Start creating your first profile.
The whole setup takes about ten minutes on a fast connection. Make sure your internet is stable before you start. You’ll also want your proxy credentials ready if you plan to use one right away.
How to Create Your First Browser Profile
Click the Add Profile button on the dashboard. Give it a descriptive name. Don’t use “Profile 1” because you’ll forget what it is a week from now. Something like ClientCanadaSupport or StoreUSCustomerService works much better.
Next, assign the profile to a project and add tags. Projects group profiles by client or region. Tags add extra filters like country, platform, owner, or status. Both help as your profile list grows.
Choose the browser engine and operating system. Pick one that matches your intended workflow. Most users stick with the automatically selected defaults. Don’t change advanced fingerprint settings unless you know what you’re doing. Random combinations can create profiles that look inconsistent to websites.
Add a proxy if you need one. You can also skip this step and add it later. Set your language, timezone, and location to match the proxy if you’re using one. Then choose whether images, video, and sound load in that profile.
How to Add a Proxy in RoxyBrowser
Proxies route your profile’s traffic through another network. RoxyBrowser supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and SSH. It also works with IPv4, IPv6, username/password auth, and dynamic proxies that refresh automatically.
To add a proxy manually, open the Proxies section and enter your host, port, username, and password. Pick the right protocol for what your provider actually gave you. Don’t assume everything should be SOCKS5. Test the connection first, then save.
You can also import proxies in batches. Paste one per line, click Parse, review the results, test all of them, and save the working ones. RoxyBrowser handles the formatting and deduplication itself.
Not every provider uses IP whitelisting. Some use password authentication only. Follow your provider’s actual instructions rather than guessing. If a test fails, check the protocol, credentials, and whether your current IP needs whitelisting first.
What Settings Should Match Your Proxy?
Keep timezone aligned with your proxy’s location. Match language to your target region. Set geolocation to match the proxy when the website requires it. User agent should stay consistent with the browser engine and OS you chose.
RoxyBrowser can also block a profile from launching if it detects unexpected IP, network, or region changes. That prevents your session from launching through an untrusted connection.
How to Use Profile Templates
Once you’ve got a profile configured the way you like it, save it as a template. Templates let you create new profiles with the same browser engine, user agent, and settings without doing it all over again.
Templates don’t save proxies, credentials, cookies, projects, tags, or notes. Add those separately after you create the profile from the template.
RoxyBrowser can create up to 100 profiles in one batch. You can also import up to 500 profiles at once. This is useful if you’re migrating from another tool or setting up a large team quickly.
How to Use Window Sync
Window Sync mirrors your actions from one main profile to other controlled profiles. It’s Windows-only right now. If you’re on Mac or Linux, this feature isn’t available.
Open the profiles you want to coordinate. Select Synchronizer from the toolbar. Choose the participants and assign the main window. The main window goes in the top-left corner with a blue border. Click Start Sync when ready.
What can you sync? Mouse and keyboard across all windows. Text input (same for all or different per profile). Random numbers. URLs. Tab controls. Layouts. Pause, resume, and timing delays. Everything runs in parallel across all selected profiles.
A word of caution: a synchronized mistake hits every selected profile at the same time. Double-check your layout before you start. And never use synchronization to fake engagement, inflate reviews, or violate platform rules.
How to Set Up Team Access
Create a team and invite members with their own accounts. Assign permissions based on what each person actually needs. Owners can invite members and control billing. Admins manage profiles, members, and settings. Members use their assigned profiles. Viewers get limited access and cannot see operation logs.
Organize profiles into projects. Restrict who can view or export account information. Review operation logs regularly. When someone leaves a project, remove their access promptly. Individual accounts give better accountability than sharing one master login.
How to Keep Your Profiles Secure
Treat your profiles like you’d treat any sensitive account. Enable multi-factor authentication wherever it’s available. Use a password manager. Back up your recovery codes somewhere safe.
Never paste credentials into chat, email, or AI tools. Avoid exporting profiles to unsecured storage. Keep your operating system and RoxyBrowser updated. And import cookies only for accounts you own or are explicitly authorized to manage. Cookies are authentication data. They need the same care you’d give a password.
What Are the Pros and Cons of RoxyBrowser?
The free plan is genuinely good. Five permanent profiles with no trial expiry is generous compared to most competitors. The interface is clean and easy to navigate. Proxy testing, batch management, and templates are all built in.
On the downside, there’s no mobile app. Window Sync is Windows-only. Active profiles consume RAM and CPU. Advanced settings have a learning curve. And no browser or proxy setup can guarantee your accounts won’t get flagged. Platforms use many signals beyond fingerprint to detect abuse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is RoxyBrowser really free?
Yes. The free plan gives you five permanent profiles. No time limit. No catch. If you need more, the Basic plan starts at about $4.80 per month for ten profiles. New users also get a one-time seven-day trial with ten profiles and full access to all features.
Does RoxyBrowser give you free proxies?
No. The free profiles and free trial are about browser environments, not proxy traffic. Proxy services cost extra and come from your proxy provider, not from RoxyBrowser. These are separate costs.
Which proxy protocols does RoxyBrowser support?
RoxyBrowser works with HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and SSH. Pick the protocol your specific provider uses. Don’t label everything as SOCKS5 unless that’s what your provider actually supplies.
Can RoxyBrowser stop my accounts from getting banned?
No tool can make that guarantee. RoxyBrowser reduces fingerprint-based detection. But platforms also look at content, behavior, payment info, and many other signals. Responsible use is up to you.
Can I import cookies into a profile?
Yes. Cookie import is supported. But cookies are authentication data. Import only session data from accounts you own or are explicitly authorized to manage. Never import cookies from accounts you don’t have rights to.
Does RoxyBrowser work without a proxy?
Absolutely. A proxy is optional. If you’re not doing regional testing or separating business environments, you don’t need one. Run profiles without proxy for general multi-accounting workflows.
Information and pricing were verified on August 1, 2026. Check the official RoxyBrowser pricing page for current rates. Features, prices, and promotions change over time.