Anti-detect browsers
ClonBrowser
ClonBrowser states that each browser environment has its own fingerprint and data storage, isolating cookies, cache, and device information. The pricing page lists 10 browser environments and no team members on the free plan. Buyers comparing tools for multi-account workflows typically need to match those allowances to their day-to-day setup.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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- ClonBrowser
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Which plan limits shape profile work?
The pricing and feature pages list the following plan details, checked 2026-10-31.
- Free browser environments: 10 (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Free team members: none (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Pro price and team members: $6 per month; two (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Free fingerprint engines: Chrome and Firefox (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Free fingerprint modes: three (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
- Free proxy support: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and SSH (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
What does an environment keep separate?
ClonBrowser describes itself as an automation fingerprint browser offering automated growth solutions with fingerprint protection. Its help page describes a typical setup as one browser environment corresponding to one account.
The provider says each environment has its own fingerprint and data storage, including cookies, cache, and device information. It also says environments run independently, with data from one environment not affecting another. In practical terms, the service describes a separate browsing context for each environment, rather than one shared context for every account.
Which questions belong with support?
Before registering, ask whether the Custom plan’s environment and team-member counts can be set to match the intended workflow; the pricing page lists no fixed counts for either.
Check the computer requirements against the device that will run the browser. The provider lists Windows 10 or above, 64-bit, or macOS 10.13 or above, and specifies a 4-core CPU, at least 8GB of RAM, and at least 50GB of available disk space.
The pricing page says Pro includes a dedicated user support team and lists Telegram as a contact channel. Ask which channel applies to the plan being considered and what response arrangements come with it.
How do proxies and automation meet profiles?
A profile workflow can start with an environment, then pair it with a proxy if the workflow calls for one. ClonBrowser says proxy use is optional and that different environments can be configured with different network proxies.
The provider lists HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 among its common proxy types, and also describes support for HTTP/SOCKS and other protocols, plus local proxy sharing over LAN. Proxy selection is therefore a separate configuration choice, not a stated prerequisite for creating an environment.
For automation, the provider describes choosing a script from its marketplace, binding it to an environment, and running it. It says scripts can be customized for business needs or adjusted from existing scripts. The service also presents automation as a way to reduce repetitive manual operations.
What do Free and Pro charge for?
The provider describes a free plan, paid plans for individuals and teams, and a free trial with basic features. The pricing page separately offers a free trial.
The pricing page says Free includes 10 browser environments and no team members. Its feature list names Chrome and Firefox fingerprint engines, three fingerprint modes, and HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and SSH proxy support.
The Pro plan costs $6 per month and includes two team members. The provider lists encrypted browser-data syncing across devices, advanced proxy protocols such as Trojan and Vmess, proxy forwarding and sharing to computers and mobile devices, team collaboration with flexible permissions, and RPA automation for repetitive tasks.
Which listed controls support shared work?
The provider lists cloud synchronization for browser environments and task data, positioning it as a team-collaboration feature. That could matter when work needs shared access to environments or task data.
Custom browser extensions can be deployed in batches, and the provider says transfers are encrypted and verified. It also says sensitive data is stored locally by default and that the service uses end-to-end encryption.
Permission control and resource sharing are listed for team collaboration. The provider also claims support for more than 1,000 platforms. That platform-support statement is a vendor claim, not an independently verified measure.
Which limits narrow the working choice?
The plan limits and computer requirements narrow the choice before collaboration features matter. The pricing page lists the Free and Pro allowances, and the help page specifies system requirements, all checked 2026-10-31.
- Free includes 10 browser environments and no team members, which leaves no listed seat for shared work on that plan.
- Pro includes two team members; the Custom plan lists no fixed environment or team-member counts, so its scale needs clarification.
- The help page specifies Windows 10 or above, 64-bit, or macOS 10.13 or above, a 4-core CPU, at least 8GB of RAM, and 50GB of available disk space.
Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.
Which profile criteria should alternatives match?
Compare tools by how they isolate profile data and how clearly they state environment and seat allowances. Check whether team permissions, automation, and proxy support fit the intended workflow, then compare acceptable-use terms. Ask providers to document the limits and conditions that apply to the chosen plan.
Who fits the separate-environment model?
The separate-environment model suits workflows where a buyer manages multiple accounts and wants each environment to retain its own fingerprint and data. The provider describes a typical setup as one environment corresponding to one account.
For repetitive operations, ClonBrowser says automation features can reduce manual work, and it supports configuring different network proxies for different environments. Its site names platforms including TikTok, Google, and Facebook. Use must comply with platform rules and local law.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations and setup requirements: named integrations and the setup path
- Free-plan terms: renewal, cancellation, and other usage conditions
- Pro billing terms: payment methods, renewal, and cancellation conditions
- Automation access: API availability, documentation, and technical requirements for scripts
- Acceptable-use policy: rules for account workflows and permitted use
Which ClonBrowser details need direct answers?
What does a browser environment separate?
A browser environment separates fingerprint and stored data, according to the provider’s description. That data includes cookies, cache, and device information, while the help page describes a typical arrangement of one environment corresponding to one account.
Is a proxy required for an environment?
A proxy is optional, the provider says, although its help page describes proxy use as more common in multi-account scenarios. ClonBrowser also says different environments can use different network proxies.
What does the Free plan list?
The Free plan lists browser environments and fingerprint features, plus proxy support. The pricing page specifies 10 browser environments and no team members; its feature list names Chrome and Firefox engines, three fingerprint modes, and HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and SSH proxies.
What does Pro add?
Pro includes encrypted browser-data syncing across devices, proxy forwarding and sharing, team collaboration, and RPA automation, according to the pricing page. The same page lists two team members and a price of $6 per month.
Which operating systems does the provider list?
The help page lists Windows 10 or above, 64-bit, as a system requirement. It also specifies a 4-core CPU, at least 8GB of RAM, and at least 50GB of available disk space.
Which support channel does the pricing page name?
Buyers comparing plans can ask which support arrangements apply to the plan they are considering.
Are the profile terms ready to assess?
Fits if… the stated computer requirements work for the intended device and the Free or Pro environment and team allowances match the workflow.
Probably not if… the work needs a larger stated team allowance than Pro provides and Custom terms remain unclear.
Main risk…
Sources
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- www.clonbrowser.comchecked
- www.clonbrowser.com/pricechecked
- www.clonbrowser.com/about-uschecked
- www.clonbrowser.com/helpchecked
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