BitBrowser is a multi-account anti-association browser developed to give users a fully isolated browsing environment for each account, eliminating the risk of detection or linkage between profiles. Built deeply upon the mainstream Chrome and Firefox open-source kernels, BitBrowser allows each browser profile to simulate a unique device fingerprint — with customizable user-agent, screen resolution, time-zone, WebGL/RTC settings, languages and more.

With BitBrowser, users can manage multiple independent browser windows on the same machine or device without the usual association issues that lead to account bans or restrictions. Proxy integration is native and supports HTTP/HTTPS, SOCKS5 and SSH tunnels, enabling each profile to operate under its own IP, location and network environment.

Beyond basic isolation, BitBrowser offers features tailored for teams, automation workflows and business usage. It supports team collaboration (sharing profiles, setting user permissions, transferring workspaces), batch profile creation or cloning, backup/export of cookies and settings, and even RPA (Robotic Process Automation) / API access for large-scale operations.

Typical use-cases include e-commerce sellers managing multiple storefronts across platforms, social media or Web3 operators handling multiple accounts or campaigns, SEO/analytics teams wanting to test search engine results anonymously, and marketing/affiliate teams needing to scale without linking profiles.

BitBrowser offers a free tier (10 permanent profiles) and competitively priced paid plans (for example, 50 profiles for ~US$10/month) to support both individual and team setups.

In summary, BitBrowser provides a professional solution for protecting online identities, preventing account bans through fingerprint isolation, and enabling efficient large-scale multi-account operations — making it well suited for users and organizations needing robust anonymity and profile separation in 2025 and beyond.