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SessionBox: Overview of the anti-detection browser

SessionBox is an anti-detect browser which allows various browser profiles to be created and used in an orderly manner without users being subjected to the tracking and anti-fraud systems of websites. It is well-known due to the fact that it includes tools for creating unique digital profiles, proxy support and a convenient interface which is much appreciated by people working in traffic arbitrage, digital marketing, and e-commerce.

In this article, we will explore the core features of the application of SessionBox, its pricing plans, the user design and the ways of setting up new profiles. Moreover, there will be step-by-step guidance for integration of proxy servers with the SessionBox letting it cater better for professional requirements.

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Main characteristics of SessionBox

SessionBox is designed for Windows and macOs operating systems and offers a powerful set of functionalities for web profile management. It excels in managing multiple accounts, providing convenience and efficiency by facilitating automatic fingerprint swapping, mass profile management, collaborations, and simple proxy integration.

Anti-detection capabilities

SessionBox uses a Workstation browser which is based on Chromium core. This means that it is entirely compatible with contemporary web standards, as well as Chrome Store extensions and it ensures great performance and reliability. Importantly, it does guarantee a high trust level to websites and internet services. In order to balance confidentiality and not to expose risks of multi-accounting, every profile functions in a completely closed environment. This separation avoids overlap of cookies, caches or HTTP headers between sessions.

Among the other features explaining the said high level of security include:

  • Automatic fingerprint settings. SessionBox manages to auto-generate thousands of specific digital fingerprints to make it easier for the users to build and implement a range of browser identities. For new fingerprints, users can define the default settings when they want to deploy various types of fingerprints, which resolve the issues of user profile configuration efficiency and uniqueness.
  • Proxy server support. The browser utilizes HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS proxies which allow each profile to have its own proxy configuration. This is important for the user to disguise real IP addresses and to escape geolocation or any other kind of content restriction.
  • Location masking. SessionBox allows users to change different parameters such as interface language, fonts, time zone, and geolocation which further hides the actual location as well as the browsing environment of the user.

These technologies serve to strengthen SessionBox’s standing as a beneficial tool for professionals who require the highest level of anonymity while conducting their activities and wish to shield themselves from online trackers.

Three types of browser profiles

In regard to the creation of the browser profiles, SessionBox provides three options, as described below, to all registered users, considering their requirements and use:

  • Local. Profiles are created on the local PC and contain cookies, cache, and individual browser customizations, thus ensuring a high level of security and anonymity. Mostly used by those users who need to use two separate accounts, one for personal and the other for professional purposes.
  • Cloud. For users who constantly change their devices, these profiles are of great help because they automatically synchronize all the data, along with internet activity. This function is largely ideal for a team, allowing all members to complete the task without having to override any settings or history on the group.
  • Temporary. They are used for a short time, therefore profiles are automatically removed after the browser is closed, making them useful for internet activities which do not require leaving behind a digital trace such as, for instance, making a one-time transaction, or checking out some services.

Every type of a profile is customizable and meets different end user requirements improving efficiency across different environments. For example, as local profiles are best suited for freelancers performing work-related tasks inappropriately, while cloud profiles are best for users working simultaneously on multiple social media accounts or on group detailed tasks with other people.

Team collaboration and managing multiple accounts in SessionBox

SessionBox is equipped with various tools that enhance teamwork and improve team management of profiles/sessions with additional security features, privacy and ease of use.

  • Access management — this feature is very useful since the administrators can establish editable permissions, that inhibitive action can be created, modified or deleted. This makes it easy since they can share and manage the profile settings in the team seamlessly.
  • Account collaboration — SessionBox makes it possible for several users of the same profile. This comes in handy for teams that monitor several accounts across social media, online stores, cryptocurrency exchanges or any other online platform.

These capabilities render SessionBox an invaluable tool for projects requiring synchronized data and profile management, enhanced protection features, and efficient management of several online accounts.

API and automation

SessionBox has a Local API that allows integration with automation tools like selenium and also with custom solutions for a particular task. With this API it is possible to automate web account management and target website actions. For example, users are able to automate logins, go to specific pages, fill out forms, upload files, and interact with various media. Such automation minimizes workflows making it possible to reduce repetitive activities across numerous projects thus increasing overall performance.

Pricing packages for the SessionBox browser

Hobby, Professional, and Teams, these are the subscription plans offered by SessionBox. New users on the website can also use the 7-day free trial offered by SessionBox.

Hobby

The Hobby plan, which is charged at $12.99 monthly, is meant for personal usage. Unlimited creation of local and temporally set profiles plus 10 more cloud profiles are permitted. Subscribers can share any number of accounts, assign separate proxies to each account, and alter digital fingerprints. However, this plan does not support saving shared workspaces or the automatic selection of optimal proxy IPs based on profile settings.

Professional

Users looking for more is possible with the Professional subscription for $59.99 per month. This allows unlimited creation of every kind of profile and gives out free 2 seats for team usage. Other professional members are able to fully utilize everything on the SessionBox platform including workspace sharing, proxy usages, session and data sharing features, cookie upload, automation tools and API features.

Teams

Ranging at $99.99, this “Teams” plan caters for larger groups of people with five members sitting on the plan and added technical support included, this is distinguishing it from the professional plan.

Plan Hobby Professional Teams
Monthly subscription price $12,99 $59,99 $99,99
Number of available local profiles
Number of available temporary profiles
Number of available cloud profiles 10
Number of free team members 1 2 5
Automatic proxy assignment + +
Automation and API access + +
Shared workspaces + +
Cookie file import + +

For those who are thinking about making more extended arrangements, annual subscriptions can result in huge savings. Hobby lowers to $4.99 a month, Professional to $21.99, and Teams to $44.99. SessionBox also offers plans according to the requirements of a particular team which guarantees a match for their particular needs.

SessionBox interface

Widely regarded as the most comprehensive anti-detect, SessionBox presents itself with a friendly user interface. A top bar and a sidebar contain all functions that are necessary for managing and creating multiple browser’s profiles. Moving on, we will consider the structure and the main functions of the SessionBox interface in more detail.

Top bar

Each browser profile is displayed on the screen of SessionBox within its own tab located on the top bar. Users can change the colors around the page name so that all open tabs within a session are easily identifiable due to the colored circles next to the page name.

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When a “Tabs” button is pressed a drop down appears, all the tabs will be listed in a drop down menu according to their associated profile types. Further, users will have an option to “Reload all” tabs to reset fingerprints for all the profiles. Also, users have an additional option to to close all opened tabs by one click.

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Sidebar

The sidebar is located on the upper right section of the screen and can be used to create new browser profiles one at a time or all at once in bulk. Then under the creation options of profiles there is a list of profiles with a search bar and lists of personal and team profiles.

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There are profile tabs indexed by “Group”, “Start page” or “Profile” which only shows the usernames and the current or last used of the user, website web pages. A crossed out cloud sign on the profile name means the profile is stored on the PC.

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Tab/profile settings

There are buttons for basic profile options located next to the url of each tab:

  • Passwords – this part relates to storage options for login names and passwords to various sites as assigned to specific profiles.
  • Bookmarks – the users may have bookmarks relating to profiles but this option is not available for temporary profiles.
  • Proxy – allows configuration settings for HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy connections.
  • Fingerprint – this menu captures all digital fingerprint parameters creating new options for random configuration.

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Application settings

Settings specific to the application are described here together with a button seen on the side, this includes the configuration of the internet browser options, makes use of cloud technology, configuration of fingerprint and change of themes of the application.

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Through this menu, it is possible to control the generation of digital fingerprints of each profile based on user parameters such as WebRTC, Canvas, font masking or preset proxy settings.

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User profile

The menu related to user profile management can also be accessed from the sidebar and allows toggling of the dark theme, subscriptions and other login credentials.

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Setting a new profile in SessionBox

When a new profile is created in SessionBox, a digital fingerprint is automatically created for the profile. Users wishing to see or change the details of a profile's fingerprint may do so by clicking on the fingerprint icon in the top panel. If a fingerprint that does not meet the requirements is generated, allow users to randomize fingerprint settings again from the “Tabs” menu.

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The sidebar in SessionBox has several other options with the help of which one can create different types of profiles:

  • By clicking the button “Stored”, it allows creating a profile in the cloud where all relevant information including the cookies and cache are served in order to be accessible from different machines.

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  • The three dots located next to the button “Stored” allows choosing either a profile in the cloud storage or a profile in the device’s storage.

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  • The “Temporary” button allows users to generate a profile that gets deleted automatically after the session is terminated, and it is the ideal solution for those who wish to have their data safe and wish to only have short sessions.

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  • There is also the “Multiple” button which allows users to create multiple temporary profiles simultaneously, this reduces the hassle of users having to log into and out of multiple accounts at once.

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How to set up a proxy in SessionBox

Adding a proxy server in SessionBox anti-detect browser is quite easy and involves these steps:

  1. To begin with, locate the “three-computer” icon which is shown next to the URL bar. Click it and from the dropdown menu, select “Manage proxies”.

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  2. In the proxy management window that appears click on the button labelled “Add new…” in order to add a new proxy.

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  3. You will now be asked to complete certain setups for your proxy configuration: name the proxy, select protocol type, input server and port. In case of paid proxy type, you will also be required to enter the username and password.

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  4. Upon completion of all required information click “Save” to apply the proxy settings.

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  5. To use more than one proxy server and save them simultaneously, click on “Add multiple”.

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  6. Another screen will come up where there will be a necessary box in which you just paste the list of proxies in required format. When finished, click “Add”.

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  7. To apply the proxy to a specific tab, open the tab where you want the proxy applied, click on the network connection configuration icon, and from the “Proxy” dropdown menu, select your newly added proxy server. SessionBox will verify the connection; once confirmed, all traffic for that tab will be routed through the specified proxy.

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The innovative design of SessinBox ensures maximum level of security while eliminating unnecessary complexity allowing for its use across a variety of industries including e-commerce, digital marketing, and traffic arbitrage. The ease of use is complemented with impressive capabilities such as the ability to create automatic fingerprints or geographically mask content for a sole use or team collaboration with large projects. With reasonable fees and quick integration, SessionBox makes it easy to browse privately and securely at once.