VertexStealth documentation
This hub collects every VertexStealth guide: installing on Windows, creating and checking profiles, proxies and WebRTC, fingerprints, plans, security and known limits.
How do I get started?
- System requirements: Windows 10 and 11, Chrome or Firefox installed
- Download and install, and what to do about the SmartScreen warning
- Create an account (works on the website and in the app)
- How VertexStealth works: create, configure, launch and inspect
How do I use profiles, proxies and fingerprint settings?
- Multi-profile management for Chrome and Firefox
- Features and the product preview
- HTTP vs SOCKS5 proxies and WebRTC leaks
- What is browser fingerprinting and how to check yours
- Antidetect browser vs VPN vs incognito mode
Where are plans, policies and answers?
- Pricing and plan comparison
- Frequently asked questions
- Security and privacy overview and acceptable use
- Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and EULA
What are the known limits?
- Windows 10 and 11 only; macOS, Linux and mobile are not available yet
- Chrome or Firefox must already be installed
- Profiles are stored on your computer, so back up the data folder if the profiles matter to you
- No cloud profiles or team sharing; one account per person and per device
- No guarantee of anonymity, undetectability or freedom from bans on any website
- The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run
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