TL;DR
Dolphin Anty is an antidetect browser that lets you run hundreds of isolated browser profiles from one machine, each with its own fingerprint.
What Dolphin Anty Does
Dolphin Anty is a Chromium-based browser built for managing multiple accounts without them getting linked. According to Wikipedia, it generates a distinct fingerprint per profile by varying the user agent, screen resolution, timezone, WebRTC and WebGL parameters, fonts, and MAC address. Sites see what looks like a completely different device every time.
This matters more than it sounds. Platforms like social media networks and marketplaces flag accounts that share fingerprint data, even when the IPs are different. Dolphin Anty solves the fingerprint half of that problem. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and it is free for up to 10 profiles before you need a paid plan, according to the official Dolphin Anty site.
Why Proxies Are the Other Half
A unique fingerprint means nothing if every profile connects from the same IP. That is the fastest way to get a batch of accounts flagged together. Each Dolphin Anty profile needs its own proxy assigned to it.
Residential proxies are the standard pairing for antidetect browsers. The IP looks like a normal home connection, which matches the real-device fingerprint Dolphin Anty is building. Static residential IPs work best here since you want the same IP tied to the same profile long term, not rotating mid-session.
Also Read: Rotating Residential Proxies Explained
Setting Up a Profile
Dolphin Anty accepts HTTP, SOCKS5, and SSH proxies directly in the profile settings. You paste in the IP, port, and credentials, assign one proxy per profile, and save. The browser tests the connection before launching so you catch a dead proxy before it burns a session.
Datacenter IPs work for lower-risk platforms that do not run heavy device-reputation checks. Datacenter proxies are the cheaper option when the target does not fingerprint traffic that closely. For anything with real anti-bot systems watching, residential is worth the extra cost.
Reviewers on G2 point to smooth proxy integration as one of the browser's strengths, but the pairing still only works if the proxy side is set up correctly on a per-profile basis.
FAQ Section
Is Dolphin Anty free?
Yes, up to 10 browser profiles. Paid plans unlock more profiles, team features, and cloud storage for fingerprints.
Do I need a different proxy for every profile?
Yes. One IP per profile is the entire point. Sharing an IP across profiles defeats the fingerprint isolation Dolphin Anty provides.
Which proxy type works best with Dolphin Anty?
Static residential proxies for anything account-sensitive. Datacenter proxies are fine for lower-scrutiny targets where cost matters more than detection risk.
Final Thoughts
Dolphin Anty handles the fingerprint side of account isolation, but it only works if the IP behind each profile is just as isolated. Pair every profile with its own dedicated proxy, keep it static, and do not cut corners on the residential tier for platforms that actually check.
