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What are Browser Profiles?

Browser profiles in Browsepilot work just like Chrome profiles - they maintain separate sessions, cookies, login states, and settings. Each profile acts as an isolated browser identity that you can use across multiple conversations and automation tasks.

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Creating a New Profile

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Start Profile Creation

  1. Go to your Browsepilot dashboard
  2. Click the Manage button
  3. Select New Profile
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Connect to Remote Browser

  1. Click Connect to Remote Browser 2. A new remote browser window will open in your dashboard 3. This browser is completely isolated and ready for setup
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Set Up Your Profile

  1. Sign into accounts: Navigate to sites like notion.com, LinkedIn, Gmail, etc. 2. Configure settings: Adjust any browser preferences you need 3. Test functionality: Make sure everything works as expected
Pro tip: Sign into all the accounts you’ll need for automation tasks. The profile will remember all login states and cookies.
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Save Your Profile

  1. Give your profile a descriptive name (e.g., “Work Notion”, “Personal LinkedIn”, “E-commerce Testing”)
  2. Add a description of what this profile is for
  3. Click Save Profile

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Using Profiles in Conversations

Once saved, your profile is ready to use across any automation task: 
"Using my Work Notion profile, create a new page titled 'Q1 Planning' and add today's meeting notes"

"Switch to my E-commerce Testing profile and check out with the items in my Amazon cart"
The AI agent will automatically use the saved login states, cookies, and settings from your specified profile.

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Editing Existing Profiles

Need to update a profile? No problem:
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Select Profile to Edit

  1. Go to Manage → Profiles
  2. Find the profile you want to modify
  3. Click Edit Profile
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Connect to Associated Remote Browser

  1. Click Connect to Remote Browser 2. The browser will open with all your existing profile settings 3. You’ll see all your saved logins and configurations
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Make Changes

  • Add new accounts: Sign into additional services - Update credentials: Change passwords or login to different accounts - Modify settings: Adjust browser preferences - Test new workflows: Ensure everything works for your automation needs
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Save Updates

  1. Once you’ve made your changes, click Save Changes
  2. The profile will update with your new configurations
  3. All future conversations using this profile will have the updated settings

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Profile Management Best Practices

Create profiles based on specific use cases: - Personal Social: Facebook, Instagram, personal Twitter - Work Accounts: Slack, Notion, company email, LinkedIn - E-commerce: Amazon, eBay, shopping sites with saved payment info - Development: GitHub, Stack Overflow, development tools - Testing: Clean profiles for testing user flows
  • Separate sensitive accounts: Keep banking/financial accounts in isolated profiles - Regular updates: Update profiles when you change passwords - Clean testing: Use separate profiles for testing to avoid affecting real data - Access control: Each profile maintains its own login states securely
  • Periodic refresh: Reconnect profiles monthly to keep sessions active - Clear descriptions: Use clear names so you remember what each profile is for - Test regularly: Ensure profiles still work before important automation tasks - Update as needed: Add new accounts when your workflow changes

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Common Profile Use Cases

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Work Automation

Profile: "Work Setup"
- Signed into: Slack, Notion, Google Workspace, LinkedIn
- Use for: "Send weekly team updates", "Create project documentation", "Apply to similar companies on LinkedIn"

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E-commerce Management

Profile: "Shopping Assistant"
- Signed into: Amazon, Best Buy, Target, PayPal
- Use for: "Compare prices across sites", "Reorder monthly supplies", "Track package deliveries"

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Social Media Management

Profile: "Social Media Manager"
- Signed into: Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook Business, Instagram
- Use for: "Post content across platforms", "Engage with followers", "Monitor brand mentions"

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Content Research

Profile: "Research Assistant"
- Signed into: Academic databases, News sites, Industry forums
- Use for: "Gather market research", "Find trending topics", "Compile competitive analysis"

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Troubleshooting Profiles

Issue: AI agent can’t access accounts in profile Solutions: - Reconnect to remote browser and re-login to affected accounts - Check if passwords have changed since profile creation - Verify two-factor authentication isn’t blocking access - Clear and rebuild the profile if issues persist
Issue: Accounts keep asking for login even with profile Solutions: - Some sites expire sessions quickly - this is normal - Use the AI agent to handle re-authentication: “If asked to login, use my saved credentials” - For frequently-used accounts, refresh the profile weekly
Issue: Websites are blocking the automated browser Solutions: - Create a new profile with different browser fingerprints - Use profiles intermittently rather than continuously - Contact support if legitimate automation is being blocked

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Need Help?

Profile Setup Guide

Watch our step-by-step video guide for creating your first profile

Discord Community

Get help from other users who’ve set up similar profiles

Contact Support

Need help with complex profile configurations? We’re here to help

API Integration

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