Glossary

Fingerprint browser terms, explained.

A glossary helps teams understand browser fingerprints, profile isolation, proxy alignment, WebRTC, cookies, and automation terms.

Browser fingerprint

The combined set of browser, device, software, and environment signals visible to websites.

The practice of keeping cookies, storage, cache, user data, and launch settings separated per account workflow.

The process of keeping IP geography, timezone, language, and browser context consistent.

The collection of browser, device, software, network, and environment signals that websites can observe during a session.

An isolated browser workspace that carries its own storage, cookies, fingerprint context, proxy settings, and operational purpose.

The practice of keeping browser state and launch context separated so one account workflow does not leak into another.

The process of keeping proxy geography, timezone, language, geolocation behavior, and browser profile purpose consistent.

A browser signal derived from how a device and graphics stack render canvas operations.

A mismatch where WebRTC behavior reveals network or device context that conflicts with the intended profile setup.