General information

The settings section is intended for viewing information about the tariff, changing the password, avatar, as well as for controlling some basic functions of the application.

User settings

In this section of Settings, you can perform the following actions:

• change the avatar
• Change the display name
• password change

Change avatar

To change your avatar, you need to click Browse Image and then select the image you want to set as your avatar in the dialog box.

Changing the displayed name

In order to change the displayed name, you need to edit it in the field highlighted in green on the screenshot, and then remove the focus from it by clicking in any free space of the application.

Change the displayed name

To change the password, enter the password in the New Password field and then re-enter it in the field below. To save the changes, remove the focus from the lower field by clicking anywhere in the application.

Overview

This section is informational and is not intended for making changes. In this section you can see the current data on the tariff and its usage.

App settings

The following actions can be performed in this section:

• switch to the local storage folder or change its location
• check if the application is up to date and if it has more recent updates
• check the browser core version
• clearing the profile cache
• clearing the extension cache
• browser cache cleaning
• view http server port for API usage

Local storage

In Vision you can change the location of the local storage folder in case you need to use a different local disk.

Local storage is a folder on the hard disk where all profile data, extensions, browser kernel and so on are stored. It serves as a buffer between the user's PC and the cloud storage. When opening and closing a profile, synchronization is performed. To speed up the synchronization, a copy of the information downloaded when starting a profile from the cloud is stored on the local PC disk and uploaded to it when the profile is stopped.

To change the local storage folder, click on the pencil icon (circled in green in the screenshot above), and then select the path to the new local storage folder.

This will change the local storage folder and automatically download the browser kernel to the new folder.

Check for updates

In Vision there is an option to check for a more current version. Clicking on the Check for Updates button sends a request to the server for updates. If updates are found, a modal window will appear showing the current version, the version of the application installed on this PC, and a suggestion to update now.

Profiles in cache

This parameter serves as information about how much space the information about profiles and their contents occupies. Also, there is an option to clear the profile cache, which will mean deleting local copies of the archives that are stored on the hard disk. Clicking the Clear Cache button will delete this data.

Extensions in cache

This parameter serves as information about how much space local extension archives take up. Also, there is an option to clear the extension cache, which will mean deleting local copies of extension archives that are stored on the hard disk. Clicking the Clear Cache button will delete this data.

Browser cached data

This option displays the size of the browser cache that is stored locally. If Store Browser Cache was previously enabled, this field displays the amount of cache on the local hard disk. Clicking the Clear Cache button deletes this data.

HTTP server port

To start profiles via API you will need HTTP server port, to which requests to start and stop profiles will be sent. This parameter cannot be changed.

Additional

This section is for changing the basic settings of the application:

• X-Token viewing
• screen resolution source selection
• CDN functionality
• cache storage functionality
• use of secondary geolocation source
• User-Agent auto-update functionality
• Proxy and profile settings memory functionality

X-Token

To work with Vision via API you need an access token, which can be obtained in this section. A link to the current API documentation is displayed below the token field.

Screen resolution

In Vision there is an option to select the source of the screen resolution. There are 2 options to choose from:

• from the fingerprint
• real PC resolution

If From fingerprint is selected, each new profile will be created with the resolution specified in its fingerprint. This definitely increases trust, as it eliminates the possibility of selecting a resolution that is not specific to the device type. For example: there are no MacBook devices with a resolution of 640x480 pixels. However, if you specify such a resolution in your macOS profile, any anti-fraud system might get suspicious.

If the Real option is selected, each new profile will be created with the real resolution of the current PC. It should be noted that when opening this profile from another device, the resolution will not change and will remain the same as it was on the real PC on which the profile was created, regardless of the resolution of the current PC.

Use CDN

This functionality is intended for automatic selection of the nearest synchronization server to the user. If synchronization takes a long time when starting/stopping a profile, it is recommended to enable the CDN feature.

Store browser cache

This function will be useful for those who use proxies with payment for the amount of used traffic. Storing browser cache will allow you to save and reuse data (images, scripts, etc.) received during page loading. On average, this will result in 80% savings on mobile or resident proxy traffic.

Secondary Geolocation source

Secondary geolocation source will be useful if proxies are incorrectly detected when checking their geolocation. The main purpose of this functionality is to allow you to use an alternative database of location data by IP.

Update user agent automatically

This functionality makes it possible to keep User-Agent on all running profiles up to date. Timely update of User-Agent is equal to timely update of regular Google Chrome, which means that such profiles will be completely normal for anti-fraud systems.

Remember proxy settings

Enabling this functionality will allow you to remember which proxies were used when creating the previous profile, as well as eliminate the need to select the same proxies when creating the next profile, it will happen automatically.

Remember Hardware settings

Enabling this functionality allows you to remember the hardware settings that were selected when you created the profile. This means that the next time you open the profile creation sidebar, you will not need to select the same settings that were selected on the previous profile.