TabGecko
Browser profiles
Keep cookies, sessions and settings separate. Use groups and tags to organize your profiles.
View detailsManage browser profiles
in one place.
Chromium and Firefox profiles with separate browser data, your own proxies and custom fingerprint settings.
- Profile groups
- Synchronized input
- RPA automation
- Local API & MCP
Available for Windows
Profile management
Fingerprint settings
Proxy assignment
Local API
Organize your browser profiles
Tools for your everyday browser workflows.
Fingerprint settings
Browser environments with their own language, time zone, screen and other settings.
View detailsProxy management
Assign, check and manage connections per profile, with HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS support.
View detailsBrowser automation
Organize recurring tasks into workflows and connect your own tools through the local API.
View detailsWindow synchronization
Send interactions within web pages to multiple browser profiles.
View detailsLocal profile data
Manage profiles locally, keep encrypted backups and synchronize with your team.
View detailsEach profile has
its own environment.
Organize browser profiles by task, project or client. Assign your own proxies and keep track of sessions and settings.
- Groups, tags and clear filters
- Separate cookies and browser data
- Manage profiles individually or in groups
A browser for different tasks
Use profiles wherever you need separate environments.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about profiles, the web app and automation.
All questions and answersWhat is TabGecko?
TabGecko manages separate browser profiles, proxies, browser settings and automated workflows. Profiles can be organized with groups, tags and notes and assigned to a team.
Which operating systems and browsers are supported?
The desktop app is available for Windows x64 and supports Chromium and Firefox browser kernels. Install the required kernel in TabGecko before starting a profile. Desktop releases for macOS and Linux are not currently available. More information
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Free and Premium differ in their profile, daily launch and team limits. The pricing page lists the current allowances. Your account shows your current plan and recorded usage; Premium access can be activated with a gift code. More information
Can I use the web app while the desktop is closed?
You can sign in, view available account and workspace data and use supported server-side management functions. Starting browser profiles, controlling running browsers and other local actions require a connected PC client. If one is needed, the web app prompts you to start or download it.
Does signing in automatically synchronize every profile?
No. Cloud synchronization depends on the profile storage settings and group policies. Enabled profiles can transfer encrypted profile data between your devices. Changes are uploaded after a profile is closed normally; leave the client connected until the transfer is complete.
What can I automate with RPA?
RPA combines supported browser actions into workflows and provides schedules and execution records. Check a workflow on a test profile before applying it more widely. Website changes can require adjustments, and scheduled local browser actions need the desktop app and required profiles to be available. More information
Can I connect scripts or MCP clients?
Yes. API & MCP in the desktop app provides the local address and token management. Assign only the permissions an integration needs. Local API requests require a running, signed-in desktop app; controlling browser pages also requires a profile started with API control enabled. More information
Can I use my own browser extensions?
Yes. TabGecko supports catalog and store imports as well as supported local extension packages, with profile and group assignments. Extensions must match the browser engine. Firefox also imposes its own signing requirements for normal browser windows.
A workspace for your browser profiles.
Download TabGecko for Windows and sign in with your account.
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