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Profiles let Nextbrowser remember a website login once and reuse it across future tasks. Instead of re‑typing credentials on every run, you can launch a browser that is already authenticated for the target site. Profiles also preserve session history. After each run, cookies are updated and saved, so websites see the profile as a real returning user with a consistent, evolving login state.

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Why use Profiles?

  • Skip repetitive logins. Start tasks inside an authenticated session.
  • Control. Select any profiles per task and manage them centrally.
  • Data Scraping from specific forums, platforms which involves loging in
  • **Longer-lived sessions. **Profiles help maintain and refresh login state over time.

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How it works

When you save a profile, Nextbrowser remembers your signed‑in state for that site. When you start a task and pick that profile, the browser opens already logged in.
Security
• Cookies are encrypted at rest and scoped to the owning user.
• Metadata (like domain and name) is stored so you can list and manage profiles.
• Sessions may expire; you can refresh by re‑saving the profile.

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How to use it

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1) Create a Profile

  1. Go to Profiles → Create Profile.
  2. A clean browser opens in Profile Mode. Navigate to your target site and log in (complete MFA if prompted).
  3. Click Save Profile. Name it clearly (e.g., “Acme CRM — [email protected]”).

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2) Use a Profile in a Task

  1. Create a new task as usual.
  2. In **Session / Profile **logo from the chatbar, select your saved profile from the dropdown.
  3. Start the task. The browser launches with cookies preloaded and begins already signed in.

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3) Manage Profiles

  • Rename to keep your list tidy.
  • Delete profiles you no longer need.
  • Re‑save/refresh a profile if the session has expired or you changed the password.

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Security

• Cookies are encrypted at rest and scoped to the owning user.
• Metadata (domain and profile name) is stored for management.
• Sessions may expire and can be refreshed by re-saving the profile.
For stable automation, match the real usage environment.
  • Operating system: use the same OS the account was originally used on (macOS, Windows).
  • Proxy location: use the same country/city where actions were previously done manually.
Example: if the account was used on macOS in Lisbon, select macOS and a Lisbon, Portugal proxy.

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Importing Multilogin Profiles

NextBrowser allows importing existing browser profiles from Multilogin, so you can reuse prepared accounts and run automations without recreating profiles.

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How to import a profile

  1. Open Multilogin and sign in
  2. Select an existing browser profile
  3. Export the profile — it will be downloaded as a .zipfile
  4. Open NextBrowser and go to Browser Profiles
  5. Click Import
  6. Drag and drop the .zip file or select it from your computer
  7. Upload the file and click Create Profile
After a few seconds, the profile appears in the list with the same name as in Multilogin and is ready to use in automations.

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Best practices

  • Name consistently. Include domain and account email (e.g., drive — [email protected]).
  • Minimal scope. Create separate profiles per brand/account to isolate access.
  • Refresh after password/MFA changes. Re‑save to avoid login loops.