CrocoBrowser antidetect browser review – interface, functionality, and tariff plans

CrocoBrowser is an anti-detect browser that has recently entered the market. Let’s look at the latest version of the app: key features, interface and tariff plans. There are 5 profiles available in the free plan.

Website: https://crocobrowser.com/

With the CPARIP promo code get a $10 bonus for any replenishment, + 30% to deposit.

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1. CrocoBrowser features

2. Registration and download

3. Tariff plans and prices

4. Features and interface overview

4.1. Profiles

4.2. Chromium engines

4.3. Manage extensions

4.4. Proxies

4.5. General settings

4.6. Personal account and billing

CrocoBrowser features

Cloud synchronization: Profiles, cookies, and settings are stored on the server, you can work from multiple devices;
Fingerprints: The browser manages fingerprints at the level of the Chromium kernel;
Chromium engines: Choose from several versions of Chromium (125-136);
Configuration: More than 50 parameters: OS, language, time zone, WebRTC, GPU/CPU, Canvas, Audio, etc.;
Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux.

Registration and download

Go to the site and click download (builds for Windows/Mac/Linux are available).

After installing the browser, sign up via email and confirm the email. You will then receive 5 free profiles with the free tariff plan.

In the lower left corner, in the “Personal account” tab → “Add funds” you can deposit your balance with cryptocurrency.

Tariff plans and prices

Free – 5 profiles, no time limit.
Free+ – $5/month. 10 profiles.
Single – $40/month. 100 profiles.
Business – $70/month. 300 profiles.
Corporation – $200/month. 1000 profiles.

With the CPARIP promo code get a $10 bonus for any replenishment, + 30% on deposit.

Autorenewal is enabled by default, but it can be disabled in “Personal account”. The price differs in the number of profile packages. All tariff plans have the same functionality.

Features and interface overview

Profiles

The “Profiles” tab shows profiles with an OS icon, engine number, and proxy status. A new profile is created with the “+” button.

When creating a profile, a window opens with:

Main: name, Chrome version, platform, User-Agent, language.

Proxy: proxy input, geo position, time zone, Check proxy button.

Hardware: CPU threads, RAM, Device name, MAC-address, GPU Vendor/Renderer.

Session: start tabs (URL can be added via “+”). Not working at the time of writing this article.

Cookies: import .txt or Netscape JSON, export, delete.

Extensions: enable or disable installed extensions for this profile.

At the top of the page there are Mass operations: start selected, sort, export cookies, check proxy, and delete. The display is a bit clumsy.

You can start a profile by switching on the tumbler.

Proxy is not displayed immediately, you need to surf a bit to get the status in the profile.

Chromium engines

Under the “Chrome engines” tab: a list of available versions. The “down arrow” button downloads the desired build, and progress is displayed right in the bar. You can keep multiple versions in parallel and assign them to specific profiles.

Manage extensions

In “Manage extensions” there are two options: paste a link from the Chrome Web Store or download locally. If the URL has ?hl=en in it, the extension won’t be installed – remove the tail and everything installs without problems.

After installation, you can connect/disconnect extensions in your profile in the “Extensions” tab.

Proxies

Proxies are added via “+”, enter proto:host:port:user:pass and click “Check Proxy”.

In the “Proxies available” card you can edit or delete proxies.

General settings

In the “Settings” tab you can enable profile synchronization and select the interface language (RU/EN/ES/PT/BR/CN).

Personal account and billing

In the “Personal account” tab you can see your profile limit and balance, buy profile packages, view history, enable 2FA, change password, and close sessions.