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Seeing the page a visitor in another country sees

Pages change by region, by language and by what the browser has seen before. A profile per vantage point makes those differences visible and repeatable, instead of something your own logged-in browser hides.

Rows of library stacks. Photo by Declan Sun on Unsplash.

What the setup looks like

A small research group in the seeded workspace, plus the exits it can borrow from the shared pool.

Research profiles in the seeded workspace
ProfileConnectionExitTimezoneLanguage
Research-01Direct connectionYour own addressRealReal
Research-02Direct connectionYour own addressRealReal
Research profiles seeded
2
Both direct, as a baseline
2 of 2
Regions you could add
DE, FR, IT, US
Timezone and language
Derived from the proxy at launch
Repeatability
Each profile keeps its own cookies and storage
Vantage points available from the seeded pool
CountryCityTimezoneLanguagePool
DEBerlinEurope/Berlinde-DE2 verified proxies
FRParisEurope/Parisfr-FR1 verified proxy
ITMilanEurope/Romeit-IT1 verified proxy
USAustinAmerica/Chicagoen-US3 verified proxies

Simulated data. The city, timezone and language are the ones the app resolves from a proxy’s exit address at launch.

The workflow

  1. 01

    A profile per region or persona

    One browser profile for each vantage point you need: a market, a language, a logged-in state, a device class. Each keeps its own cookies and storage, so yesterday’s session doesn’t colour today’s result.

    Fingerprint management

  2. 02

    Let the proxy set the locale

    Geo auto-match takes each profile’s timezone, language and WebRTC address from its proxy at launch, so a page that varies by region sees a coherent visitor rather than a German IP with an English clock.

    Proxy pool

  3. 03

    Keep a control profile

    Both seeded research profiles, Research-01 and Research-02, run with no proxy at all, on purpose. They are the baseline: when a regional result looks odd, the control tells you whether it was the proxy, the profile or the page itself.

    Check a proxy in the demo

  4. 04

    Build the set from a sheet

    If your sample is already a list of regions or accounts, the importer reads .xlsx, .xls and .csv and creates the profiles with their proxies attached, after showing you every row.

    Batch import

  5. 05

    Collect the same way every time

    Record the navigation once and replay it across up to 10 profiles, with the varying part (a search term, a postcode, a product URL) coming from a spreadsheet column.

    Automation

  6. 06

    Or attach your own tooling

    Turn on the local API and a single request starts a profile and hands back a DevTools endpoint, so your existing Puppeteer or Playwright script drives a profile with its proxy and its fingerprint already in place.

    Local API reference

Where it stops

It is a browser, not a data platform. That distinction matters most to this audience.

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