✅ DICloak Browser: Multi-Account Management Tool with a No-Cost Plan Option ✅
- Thread starter DICloak Browser
- Start date
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Appreciate it. Just trying to build something practical for people managing multiple accounts.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Still running into account issues after changing the proxy?
A proxy only changes the IP. It does not separate cookies, browser fingerprints, or profile data. At that point, an antidetect browser gives you a cleaner way to manage accounts with separate profiles, keep activity more consistent, and avoid mixing setups together.
This video shows how to add a proxy inside a profile.
A proxy only changes the IP. It does not separate cookies, browser fingerprints, or profile data. At that point, an antidetect browser gives you a cleaner way to manage accounts with separate profiles, keep activity more consistent, and avoid mixing setups together.
This video shows how to add a proxy inside a profile.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Publishing one YouTube video is not a big deal. The annoying part starts when you are repeating the same upload flow across more videos or more accounts. Writing the intro, choosing the media file, opening the right profile, and doing it all again takes more time than it should.
DICloak has a YouTube auto-publish RPA for this. Just use the profile that is already logged into the right YouTube account, fill in the Video introduction and Media Path, and run it. You can start it manually or schedule it ahead of time.
For anyone interested, BLACKHATWORLD is active for 20% off any DICloak subscription plan.
DICloak has a YouTube auto-publish RPA for this. Just use the profile that is already logged into the right YouTube account, fill in the Video introduction and Media Path, and run it. You can start it manually or schedule it ahead of time.
For anyone interested, BLACKHATWORLD is active for 20% off any DICloak subscription plan.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
When Instagram suddenly stops letting you post, a lot of people think it is just the app acting up. Sometimes it is. But before trying random fixes, check Account Status first.
If this is a real restriction, IG usually leaves a clue there. Most of the time it is something obvious like removed content, feature limits, an account warning, or an email about restrictions. If a post was removed and you think it was the wrong call, check whether there is already a Request a review option in Removed content. What usually makes it worse is when people start guessing. They keep retrying the same blocked action, switch devices, or keep posting just to see if it works again.
At that point, the order is pretty simple.
If this is a real restriction, IG usually leaves a clue there. Most of the time it is something obvious like removed content, feature limits, an account warning, or an email about restrictions. If a post was removed and you think it was the wrong call, check whether there is already a Request a review option in Removed content. What usually makes it worse is when people start guessing. They keep retrying the same blocked action, switch devices, or keep posting just to see if it works again.
At that point, the order is pretty simple.
- Check what kind of hit it is.
- If there is a review button, use it.
- If IG is showing removed posts or questionable connected apps, clean that up.
- If there is no warning anywhere, then it is more likely an app-side issue.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
If you are opening multiple TikTok accounts just to check the same things every time, it gets repetitive fast. Go into notifications, open inbox, check comments, then do the same thing again in the next profile. After a few accounts, that routine gets old very quickly.
That is where DICloak’s Synchronizer starts to make more sense. If the path is basically the same across multiple profiles, it cuts down a lot of the repeated clicking. Same thing applies on other platforms too if you are repeating the same routine across multiple accounts.
Here is the tutorial for using Synchronizer.
That is where DICloak’s Synchronizer starts to make more sense. If the path is basically the same across multiple profiles, it cuts down a lot of the repeated clicking. Same thing applies on other platforms too if you are repeating the same routine across multiple accounts.
Here is the tutorial for using Synchronizer.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Claude’s 5-hour limit is not always just about usage. Long chats, repeated file uploads, and messy task threads can burn the session much faster.
How to Bypass Claude’s 5 Hour Limit
A safer way is to make each session lighter and easier to continue.
What Usually Makes It Worse
Most problems start when users try to force everything in one place.
A Cleaner Way to Manage Multiple Claude Accounts with DICloak
If you use more than one Claude account, separation matters. That is where an antidetect browser setup makes more sense.
The real value is keeping each account setup clean and stable. So long AI work becomes easier to continue, manage, and scale.
How to Bypass Claude’s 5 Hour Limit
A safer way is to make each session lighter and easier to continue.
- Split big work into smaller chats
- Use one chat for research, one for rewriting, one for code or prompt testing
- Avoid uploading the same files again and again
- Keep prompts clear, so fewer follow-up edits are needed
- Use Claude API or a higher plan if the work is heavy and repeated
- Use another Claude account only when each account has a clean and separate setup
What Usually Makes It Worse
Most problems start when users try to force everything in one place.
- Keeping one endless chat for research, writing, files, and edits
- Pasting huge prompts again and again
- Re-uploading the same documents in different chats
- Retrying too fast after the limit warning appears
- Logging in and out of several Claude accounts in the same browser
- Mixing cookies, sessions, storage, IP, and browser signals
A Cleaner Way to Manage Multiple Claude Accounts with DICloak
If you use more than one Claude account, separation matters. That is where an antidetect browser setup makes more sense.
- With DICloak, users can keep each Claude account in its own isolated browser profile
- Each profile can have separate cookies, storage, fingerprint, and custom proxy configuration
- Users can keep one profile for research, one for writing, and one for testing prompts or code
- For repeated work, Synchronizer can copy basic actions across selected profiles
- Team users can also share profiles with permission controls instead of sharing raw logins
The real value is keeping each account setup clean and stable. So long AI work becomes easier to continue, manage, and scale.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Sure. It means the Free plan allows 15 profile openings per day. Each time you open a browser profile, it counts once, even if it is the same profile reopened later. With the free trial, you can also test basic features like custom fingerprints, profile editing, proxy configuration, cloud sync, extensions, and limited RPA tasks.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Awesome! Feel free to ask if any questions come up. Support can also help with a 7-day free trial if you want to test it first.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Need to Hand a Profile to Someone Else? Just Share It
Ever had a Profile already prepared, but the person who needs to work on it is in another team? That’s what Profile Sharing is for. Share the existing Profile with a user or Team ID, and decide exactly what they’re allowed to do.
What happens when you share a Profile?
• Choose what they can do. Let them Open Profile, or give them permission to edit Profile too.
• Share one Profile or a whole group. Need to hand over dozens of prepared Profiles? Select them and share them in one batch instead of doing it one by one.
• Stay in control after sharing. Check Profiles > My share to see what’s still being shared. When the work is done, simply Cancel sharing to remove their access.
To share one Profile: Profiles > […] next to the Open button > Share
To share multiple Profiles: Select Profiles > More Actions > Shared profile
Enter the user email or Team ID, choose the permissions, complete Password Verification, and click Confirm.
Already spent time getting the Profile ready? Share the setup, not the setup work. Try Profile Sharing in DICloak.
There’s a 10% discount available with Blackhatworld10 too.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Shared a Profile? Make Sure the Right Data Follows It
So the Profile is shared. But what about the data inside it? Will that sync too when someone else opens it? Don't worry. This is what Data Sync is built to handle.
What can follow the Profile?
With Data Sync, you can choose which browser data gets synced to the cloud:
• Cookies and login sessions
• Account Passwords and Bookmarks
• Local Storage, IndexedDB, and Extension Data
So when another team member opens the Profile on a different device, the synced data is already available there.
Control who can update cloud data:
If every member can update cloud data, one logout may affect the login state others get later. Turn on Prevent Members from Overwriting Cloud Data and choose which Member Groups can update it. Everyone else can still use the Profile without changing the shared cloud login state.
Where to find Data Sync:
- For all Profiles: Global Settings > Data Settings > Data Sync
- For one Profile: Profiles > Edit > Advanced Settings > Data Sync
- Choose Global Settings to use the team-wide setup, or Custom to set different sync rules for that Profile.
Keep Profiles synced and under control with DICloak.
If it helps, Blackhatworld10 is good for 10% off.
So the Profile is shared. But what about the data inside it? Will that sync too when someone else opens it? Don't worry. This is what Data Sync is built to handle.
What can follow the Profile?
With Data Sync, you can choose which browser data gets synced to the cloud:
• Cookies and login sessions
• Account Passwords and Bookmarks
• Local Storage, IndexedDB, and Extension Data
So when another team member opens the Profile on a different device, the synced data is already available there.
Control who can update cloud data:
If every member can update cloud data, one logout may affect the login state others get later. Turn on Prevent Members from Overwriting Cloud Data and choose which Member Groups can update it. Everyone else can still use the Profile without changing the shared cloud login state.
Where to find Data Sync:
- For all Profiles: Global Settings > Data Settings > Data Sync
- For one Profile: Profiles > Edit > Advanced Settings > Data Sync
- Choose Global Settings to use the team-wide setup, or Custom to set different sync rules for that Profile.
Keep Profiles synced and under control with DICloak.
If it helps, Blackhatworld10 is good for 10% off.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
DICloak V3.0.3: Smoother shortcuts, easier window management, clearer network checks
We’ve refined a few things you use often, so you can spend less time adjusting and more time getting things done. DICloak V3.0.3 is now live. Take a look at what’s new.
1. Use shortcuts that fit the way you work
Already have shortcuts you’re used to? Keep using them. In DICloak, you can customize supported key combinations to match the way you already work. For example, you can:
• Set shortcuts for common Profile actions like search, create, open, and close
• Customize Synchronizer controls for starting, stopping, and restarting synchronization
• Change or disable shortcuts that conflict with other tools you use
2. Keep multiple Profile windows easier to manage
Running multiple Profiles at once? Use Rearrange and resize windows to keep them easier to view and find.
• Choose Grid layout or Stacked layout for different working styles
• Adjust the window size and spacing to fit more Profiles on your screen
• Sort windows by Profile serial number to find the right Profile faster
• Use Auto-fit layout to quickly arrange windows around the available screen space
3. Check the connection before changing your setup
If a Profile loads slowly or doesn’t connect as expected, Network diagnosis helps you check the basics first before changing your proxy or Profile settings.
• Check your current exit IP and region
• See connection latency and connection method
• Check your local network status
• Confirm whether DICloak services are reachable
New features, smoother Profile work. Update to DICloak V3.0.3 and try them now.
For anyone interested, Blackhatworld10 takes 10% off.
We’ve refined a few things you use often, so you can spend less time adjusting and more time getting things done. DICloak V3.0.3 is now live. Take a look at what’s new.
1. Use shortcuts that fit the way you work
Already have shortcuts you’re used to? Keep using them. In DICloak, you can customize supported key combinations to match the way you already work. For example, you can:
• Set shortcuts for common Profile actions like search, create, open, and close
• Customize Synchronizer controls for starting, stopping, and restarting synchronization
• Change or disable shortcuts that conflict with other tools you use
2. Keep multiple Profile windows easier to manage
Running multiple Profiles at once? Use Rearrange and resize windows to keep them easier to view and find.
• Choose Grid layout or Stacked layout for different working styles
• Adjust the window size and spacing to fit more Profiles on your screen
• Sort windows by Profile serial number to find the right Profile faster
• Use Auto-fit layout to quickly arrange windows around the available screen space
3. Check the connection before changing your setup
If a Profile loads slowly or doesn’t connect as expected, Network diagnosis helps you check the basics first before changing your proxy or Profile settings.
• Check your current exit IP and region
• See connection latency and connection method
• Check your local network status
• Confirm whether DICloak services are reachable
New features, smoother Profile work. Update to DICloak V3.0.3 and try them now.
For anyone interested, Blackhatworld10 takes 10% off.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Sharing an Account? Keep the Password Private.
Need to share an account without revealing its password? With DICloak’s password protection settings and member permissions in place, teammates can log in using saved credentials in their assigned Profile without viewing or copying the password.
What does this mean to your team?
• Less waiting for login help. Members can use saved credentials in their assigned Profile without asking an admin for the password.
• Less risk of password exposure. Restrict password viewing and copying to reduce the chance of credentials being saved elsewhere or forwarded.
• Access that matches each member’s role. Let teammates use the shared tool while reserving password access for those responsible for managing the account.
How to set it up before sharing access?
1. Enable protection: Go to Global Settings → Browser Settings and enable:
• Disable websites pop-up notifications
• Disable save account/password confirmation popup
• Prohibited from viewing website passwords
Then click Confirm. Shared Profiles should use Global Settings under Edit → Advanced Settings → Browser Settings.
2. Set permissions: Go to Team → Groups, edit the relevant member group, uncheck “View Passwords”, and save.
“Prohibited from viewing website passwords” feature requires a Plus or Share+ plan.
Make account sharing easier with DICloak.
If you do give it a go, you can knock 10% off with Blackhatworld10.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Does Your Team Really Need to See Everything on the Page?
A teammate handling store orders may still come across billing details, account settings, or other sensitive controls on the same website. With DICloak's Web Element Hider, you can hide selected website elements in the Profiles your team uses.
Who is it for?
• Team admins who share Profiles with members for daily tasks but want to keep sensitive website information out of view.
• Managers handling multiple Profiles who don't want to keep reminding teammates which parts of a website they should avoid.
What can you do with Web Element Hider?
• Hide sensitive content and controls: Keep selected website elements out of sight so members can focus on the parts they actually need.
• Apply settings across Profiles: Hidden elements stay out of view in all Profiles bound to the extension, including when different team members use them.
• Prevent unwanted changes: Enable Hidden Settings to hide the extension from specified members and prevent them from modifying its settings.
How to get started?
1. Go to Extensions → Marketplace → Popular, find Web Element Hider, and click Add.
2. Configure the Extension group, Hidden Settings, and Synchronous Startup Settings as needed, then click Confirm.
3. Make sure the extension is enabled under Added extension. Open a bound Profile and click the extension icon to start hiding website elements.
Hide sensitive website elements with DICloak.
There’s a 10% discount available with Blackhatworld10 too.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Stop Unwanted Extension Changes in Team Profiles
Your team needs extensions to get work done, but do they need to manage them? One accidental change can disrupt a Profile's setup and leave admins fixing it.
What Can Admins Restrict?
With DICloak's Browser Settings, admins can:
• Restrict Chrome Web Store access: Block access to the Chrome Web Store and extension settings pages.
• Limit extension management: Block the extensions management page to prevent members from managing, removing, or locally installing extensions through it.
How Does This Help Your Team?
• Reduce cookie theft risks: Limit opportunities for members to install unapproved extensions that could access website cookies.
• Keep Profiles stable: Reduce unwanted extension changes that could disrupt daily tasks or team handoffs.
• Save admin time: Spend less time checking extension changes or fixing disrupted Profile setups.
How to Set It Up?
1. Go to Global Settings → Browser Settings.
2. Enable Restrict members from accessing the Chrome Web Store and extension settings.
3. Enable Prohibit managing/removing extensions and installing extensions locally to the browser.
4. Click Confirm to save. Make sure the relevant Profiles use Global Settings under Advanced Settings → Browser Settings.
Keep extension settings under admin control. Set your team restrictions in DICloak today!
You can save 10% with Blackhatworld10 if you decide to try it.
Your team needs extensions to get work done, but do they need to manage them? One accidental change can disrupt a Profile's setup and leave admins fixing it.
What Can Admins Restrict?
With DICloak's Browser Settings, admins can:
• Restrict Chrome Web Store access: Block access to the Chrome Web Store and extension settings pages.
• Limit extension management: Block the extensions management page to prevent members from managing, removing, or locally installing extensions through it.
How Does This Help Your Team?
• Reduce cookie theft risks: Limit opportunities for members to install unapproved extensions that could access website cookies.
• Keep Profiles stable: Reduce unwanted extension changes that could disrupt daily tasks or team handoffs.
• Save admin time: Spend less time checking extension changes or fixing disrupted Profile setups.
How to Set It Up?
1. Go to Global Settings → Browser Settings.
2. Enable Restrict members from accessing the Chrome Web Store and extension settings.
3. Enable Prohibit managing/removing extensions and installing extensions locally to the browser.
4. Click Confirm to save. Make sure the relevant Profiles use Global Settings under Advanced Settings → Browser Settings.
Keep extension settings under admin control. Set your team restrictions in DICloak today!
You can save 10% with Blackhatworld10 if you decide to try it.
- Mar 14, 2025
- 411
- 144
Protect Team Browser Profiles from Extension Tampering
Your team needs browser extensions, but not everyone should be able to modify them. With extension encryption and tamper protection enabled, Profile access is blocked if extension code tampering is detected.
How Does Extension Tamper Protection Work?
With DICloak, admins can enforce extension security rules through Profile access controls:
• Detect Extension Tampering: If extension code tampering is detected when a member opens a Profile, access is blocked and an abnormal-extension warning appears.
• Restrict Extension Changes: Enabling this protection also prevents members from managing or removing extensions, installing extensions locally, and accessing the Chrome Web Store or extension settings.
• Disable Developer Tools: Browser developer tools are also disabled to further restrict changes to the browser profile.
Why Does This Matter for Teams?
• Protect Shared Profile Security: Prevent members from opening Profiles when extension code tampering is detected, reducing the risk of working in a modified browser environment.
• Maintain Consistent Team Setups: Keep extension configurations under admin control when multiple members manage the same store or client Profiles.
• Simplify Troubleshooting: When a Profile is blocked, the warning identifies abnormal extensions, helping admins pinpoint what to check instead of investigating every extension.
How to Enable It？
1. Choose either entry point:
3. Click Confirm Enable to activate the protection.
Note: Extension encryption and tamper protection require DICloak V2.6.18 or later to take effect for all members.
Set clear extension security rules and protect your team's Browser Profiles with DICloak! Get 10% off with code Blackhatworld10.
Your team needs browser extensions, but not everyone should be able to modify them. With extension encryption and tamper protection enabled, Profile access is blocked if extension code tampering is detected.
How Does Extension Tamper Protection Work?
With DICloak, admins can enforce extension security rules through Profile access controls:
• Detect Extension Tampering: If extension code tampering is detected when a member opens a Profile, access is blocked and an abnormal-extension warning appears.
• Restrict Extension Changes: Enabling this protection also prevents members from managing or removing extensions, installing extensions locally, and accessing the Chrome Web Store or extension settings.
• Disable Developer Tools: Browser developer tools are also disabled to further restrict changes to the browser profile.
Why Does This Matter for Teams?
• Protect Shared Profile Security: Prevent members from opening Profiles when extension code tampering is detected, reducing the risk of working in a modified browser environment.
• Maintain Consistent Team Setups: Keep extension configurations under admin control when multiple members manage the same store or client Profiles.
• Simplify Troubleshooting: When a Profile is blocked, the warning identifies abnormal extensions, helping admins pinpoint what to check instead of investigating every extension.
How to Enable It？
1. Choose either entry point:
• Global Settings → Browser Settings: Enable Enable extension encryption and prevent tampering.
• Extensions: Click the Security protection disabled button.
2. Review the security restrictions and choose whether to exclude team super admins.3. Click Confirm Enable to activate the protection.
Note: Extension encryption and tamper protection require DICloak V2.6.18 or later to take effect for all members.
Set clear extension security rules and protect your team's Browser Profiles with DICloak! Get 10% off with code Blackhatworld10.
