Antidetect Browser Glossary
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Afina Browser Glossary is a simple guide to the most important terms used in anti-detect browsers, browser fingerprinting, online privacy, proxies, and profile management.
Modern websites analyze many technical parameters of your browser and device: user agent, screen resolution, fonts, timezone, language, WebGL, WebRTC, cookies, local storage, canvas data, hardware information, and network settings. Together, these parameters can form a unique browser fingerprint.
This glossary helps users better understand how digital fingerprints work, what browser profiles are, why proxies matter, how cookies and sessions are used, and which technologies can affect online identity.
Whether you are managing multiple browser profiles, working with proxies, testing websites, or learning about privacy technologies, this glossary explains complex technical concepts in a clear and practical way.
Afina Browser provides tools for managing isolated browser profiles, fingerprints, proxies, cookies, sessions, and browser environments. The glossary is designed to help users understand these concepts and use the platform more confidently.