Web Privacy

Web Privacy masks those browser signals so different sites see different identities. Web Privacy also changes device and network signals, keeping them consistent with the browser profile.

You can preserve your real profile where you want to be recognized. These tools don't make every action anonymous: signing in to a site still identifies you through your account.

1.Features

With Web-Privacy

• Prevent advertisers from linking your activity across sites.
• Appear to be browsing from any country.
• Each site sees a different, consistent identity so patterns cannot be linked.
• Mask browser details that can be used to recognize you across visits.
• Use coordinated browser and network profiles instead of sending a mismatched set of signals.
• Keep your real profile for sites where you want to be recognized.

To setup web privacy

1. navigate to: Account → Settings ⚙ → Privacy → Web Privacy.
2. Install the doxx.net Certificate on your computer or mobile phone (instructions on the app).
3. Click enable web privacy.
4. Configure your location and profile.

2.Common Questions

What is a browser fingerprint?

It's a combination of details, such as your screen size, fonts and language, that can help a website distinguish your browser from others.

Is changing my IP address enough to change my fingerprint?

No. Browser and device details are separate signals. That's why fingerprint protection does a different job from choosing an exit location.

Can a site still recognize me after I log in?

Yes. Logging in identifies your account even if some browser or network details are masked.