In today’s online world, one wrong click or one mismatched digital fingerprint can mean instant bans, blocked logins, or even frozen accounts. If you’ve ever run multiple accounts for eCommerce, affiliate marketing, or lead generation, you already know the risks.
Here’s the reality: websites track everything — from your browser type to your device fingerprint, IP address, screen resolution, and even how your mouse moves. The moment two accounts share suspiciously similar data points, you’re flagged.
That’s where Multilogin’s Mimic browser comes in — a powerful Chromium-based antidetect browser designed to make you look like a real, unique user every single time you go online. And for those who prefer Firefox-based architecture, Multilogin also owns the Stealthfox browser, giving you two equally powerful cores under one platform.
The Origin Story — From Humble Launcher to Privacy Powerhouse
When Multilogin launched in 2015, it was a humble tool — just a browser launcher that worked with already-installed browsers. Why? Because back then, we hadn’t yet earned the trust of the privacy and automation community. And let’s face it: a brand-new company offering a custom-coded browser? That’s enough to raise red flags.
At the time, everyone fighting fingerprinting relied on browser extensions. So, Multilogin took a similar approach — injecting complex fingerprint-masking scripts into browsers at launch.
But we soon hit a wall.
Why Browser Add-ons Weren’t Enough
At first glance, the add-on method made sense. Everyone was doing it. But as we dug deeper, we realized a serious flaw: even after fingerprint rewriting, websites could still extract the real browser fingerprint through hidden techniques.
We’ve covered some of these before — like how Content Security Policy (CSP) can reveal add-on interference — but the issue ran deeper. Websites were getting smarter. Add-ons simply couldn’t keep up with modern fingerprinting tricks.
Worse, our JavaScript-based injection scripts occasionally clashed with website scripts — breaking functionality or completely blocking access for users. Disabling features helped… but at the cost of privacy.
We knew we had to rebuild from scratch.
Enter Mimic: Multilogin’s Chromium Antidetect Browser
That’s when we introduced Mimic, a browser built from the ground up on the Chromium engine.
It looked like Chrome. It felt like Chrome. But inside, it was engineered to mask, manipulate, and manage fingerprints like nothing else on the market.
With Mimic, we created a browser that wouldn’t raise red flags — because it uses the same open-source foundation as Chrome. But unlike Chrome, Mimic doesn’t send your fingerprint data back to Google. You stay in control.
How Mimic Defeats Browser Fingerprinting
Mimic isn’t just another Chromium fork. It’s a fingerprinting fortress designed to keep your online identity under wraps. Here’s how:
AudioContext Fingerprint Protection
Many websites now use AudioContext fingerprinting — generating silent sound data to create unique hashes. Mimic distorts AudioContext values for every browser profile, breaking the fingerprinting attempt and keeping you anonymous.
WebGL Fingerprint Masking
WebGL fingerprinting uses graphic rendering data to identify hardware. Mimic neutralizes both WebGL methods — image rendering and context report hashes. You can mask them, or even control them manually per profile.
Timezone Control and OS Compatibility
Timezones can be dead giveaways, especially when proxies and operating systems don’t align. Mimic solves this by automatically aligning timezone data across systems according to your proxy’s location.
Font Fingerprinting Defense
Mimic can generate a unique set of system fonts per browser profile — effectively blocking sites from tracking you using font enumeration techniques.
Why Chromium Matters (And Firefox Doesn’t… Always)
Historically, most custom antidetect browsers were built on Firefox. It’s easy to fork and customize — in fact, our original Stealthfox browser prototype was written in Notepad.
But here’s the problem: too many Firefox forks exist. Many bots run on it. Sites have caught on. Firefox traffic = suspicious.
Chromium, on the other hand, is a beast — 28GB of code, hours to compile, and nearly impossible to fork casually. That’s why websites trust it more. That’s why Mimic’s Chromium DNA makes your traffic look legit — even while your fingerprints are spoofed.
The Privacy Kicker: Chrome vs Chromium
Most people assume Chrome is bad for privacy, and Chromium is fine. But here’s the twist — fingerprinting features are baked into Chromium, and those fingerprints go to Google.
Unless you’re using a browser like Mimic.
When we built Mimic, we rewrote Google’s telemetry functions so that Google sees the same spoofed fingerprint as any other website. That means full privacy. No leaks. No tracking. Full fingerprint control across the board.
What About Firefox Fans?
Good news: if you still love Firefox, our new Stealthfox browser has gotten a serious upgrade. The latest version of Firefox now rivals Chrome in security, and with Stealthfox built into Multilogin, you can still manage profiles and control privacy — just in a Firefox-native environment.
Mimic vs Stealthfox: Two Powerful Multilogin Cores
| Feature | Mimic (Chromium) | Stealthfox (Firefox) |
|---|---|---|
| Browser Core | Chromium (like Google Chrome, Edge) | Firefox |
| Best For | Modern sites & apps optimized for Chromium | Legacy apps or Firefox-specific extensions |
| Performance | Generally faster for heavy web apps | Strong with older web standards |
| Compatibility | Broad — works with most ad platforms, SaaS, and social sites | Useful for specific site requirements |
| Fingerprint Masking | Advanced, Chromium-based fingerprint tech | Advanced, Firefox-based fingerprint tech |
Most users start with Mimic for its speed and compatibility, but having Stealthfox means you can easily switch browser cores inside Multilogin without buying another tool.
Which Browser Is 100% Untraceable?
There’s no such thing as 100% untraceable — but Mimic with Multilogin gets as close as possible in real-world scenarios. Pair it with NodeMaven residential proxies for the ultimate stealth setup.
How to Mimic a Mobile Browser with Mimic
- Create a new profile in Multilogin and select Mimic.
- Enable Device Emulation and pick a mobile model (e.g., iPhone 13).
- Adjust screen resolution, touch events, and orientation.
- Add a mobile IP proxy.
- Launch and browse — looking exactly like a mobile device.
Mimic Browser for Android & PC
- Mimic browser download for PC — direct from Multilogin.
- Mimic browser android — emulate mobile environments.
- Mimic browser apk — test mobile ad rendering.
- Mimic browser free download — available in the €1.99 trial.
Why Mimic Browser Is a Game-Changer for Multilogin Users
- Built on Chromium, trusted by the web
- Unique fingerprint per profile
- Compatible with proxy traffic
- Ideal for scraping, automation, ad verification, affiliate marketing, and more
- Included in all Multilogin plans
Mimic isn’t just a browser — it’s your invisible shield for managing multiple identities online. No leaks, no bans, no broken scripts.
Whether you’re managing Amazon stores, running Facebook ad campaigns, farming crypto airdrops, or scaling e-commerce operations, Mimic provides the foundation for secure, scalable multi-account management.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mimic Browser
Mimic is a Chromium-based antidetect browser developed by Multilogin. It allows users to control browser fingerprints and browse the web undetected.
While it looks and performs like Chrome, Mimic prevents fingerprint tracking and disables Google’s telemetry. It also lets users create custom fingerprints per profile.
Mimic is included in all Multilogin pricing plans at no extra cost.
Yes, Mimic is compatible across operating systems and automatically adjusts timezone and OS-specific fingerprinting variables.
Conclusion: You Can’t Stay Private Without It
In today’s web, privacy isn’t just about hiding your IP. It’s about hiding your identity without breaking your experience. With Mimic, you get the trust of a Chromium browser, the fingerprint control of an antidetect engine, and the performance you need for serious automation.
Whether you’re running hundreds of ad accounts, scraping e-commerce data, or protecting your affiliate business from bans—Mimic gives you control where it matters most.
