Keep client accounts apart
Create one environment for each client’s social accounts. Reopen the right saved session instead of repeatedly logging out or mixing client data.
Understand the product
PurpleMark is a fingerprint browser for multi-account management and team collaboration.
A browser profile is a separate working environment with its own fingerprint settings, cookies, and local storage. PurpleMark brings these profiles, their proxy connections, and team access into one desktop workspace, helping you keep business accounts organized without mixing browser sessions.
A website can observe your browser version, language, timezone, screen size, and other device features. Their combination is called a browser fingerprint. Websites may use it to recognize a browser, even without relying only on cookies.
A fingerprint is a combination of observable features, not a physical fingerprint or a password. Changing your IP address does not automatically change these features.
A fingerprint browser lets you create separate browser profiles and configure how supported browser features are presented to websites. In PurpleMark, each profile is a saved working environment: you choose its settings, keep its browsing data separate, and assign a proxy when needed.
Cookies keep session information, fingerprints describe browser features, and proxies affect network connections. These are separate layers: changing one does not automatically change the others.
The practical benefit is keeping account environments organized and making repeated work easier. Here are three examples.
Create one environment for each client’s social accounts. Reopen the right saved session instead of repeatedly logging out or mixing client data.
Name and group environments by store or project, then assign the network connection each one needs. Check the environment before starting work.
Assign browser environments to the members who manage them. Use groups and permissions to make ownership clear as the team grows.
| Tool | What it does | What to keep in mind |
|---|---|---|
| Regular browser profiles | Separate cookies, history, and settings for everyday browsing. | They are not designed to manage a full set of fingerprint settings for each business environment. |
| Incognito / private mode | Use a temporary session whose site data is cleared when all private windows close. | It does not make you invisible to websites or your network provider. |
| Proxy / VPN | Route traffic through another network endpoint and potentially change your public IP. | It does not by itself separate account cookies or configure browser fingerprints. |
| PurpleMark | Manage saved browser environments, fingerprint settings, proxies, and team access together. | You still need suitable settings and network resources. Platform rules continue to apply. |
Consider it when you repeatedly switch between clients or stores, need saved environments with different settings, or coordinate access across a team.
For one account, everyday browsing, or simple separation of personal and work sessions, ordinary browser profiles may meet your needs.
Download the desktop app and sign in to your PurpleMark account.
Create a browser profile, configure its fingerprint settings, and assign a suitable proxy when needed.
Launch the profile to work with your account. Organize profiles into groups and assign team access as your workflow grows.
PurpleMark manages browser profiles and lets you configure proxy connections for each profile. It does not replace a VPN or provide the external proxy connection itself; you add the proxy resources you need.
No. Profile isolation helps separate browser environments, but platforms also assess account activity, network quality, and compliance with their rules. Use PurpleMark for legitimate business accounts and follow each platform’s policies.
Start with one account. Set up its browser environment, check the connection, and see whether the workflow fits your needs.