What we are building
Prism keeps cookies, proxies, extensions and fingerprint settings with each profile, and keeps work data on your own device by default. Community is a free entry point for everyday profile management; Pro serves professional work that needs multi-window sync, automation and local AI collaboration.
Prism does not offer cloud sync, team member management or a proxy service. If your work depends on these, check your requirements before choosing Prism.
Public release history
- · 0.2.0 Beta 1
- First public beta: macOS Apple Silicon and Windows x64, with the Chromium 144 fingerprint kernel bundled in Community.
- · 0.3.0 Beta 6
- Added the Pro multi-window synchronizer: syncs clicks, scrolling, keyboard input, tabs and the address bar.
- · 0.3.10
- Extension installs from the Chrome Web Store, list sorting, MCP task sessions and extension page control.
- · 0.3.17
- Light / dark themes, a more readable interface, and separate Chromium 150 and 153 kernel downloads on Windows.
- · 0.3.19
- 13 interface languages, shown in your system language by default and switchable at any time.
- · 0.3.22
- Pro can create profiles through the local API and MCP; MCP adds a global switch and profile access modes, plus press-and-hold, drag and element-position tools.
Technology stack
The management app is built with Electron, React and TypeScript; browser profiles run in a Chromium fingerprint kernel compiled by the maintainer (fingerprint-chromium patches + ungoogled-chromium recipes + Prism patches). Each profile uses its own Chromium data directory; profile metadata, logs and license information are stored in the app data directory on your computer. See Fingerprint kernel and Open source for details.
Maintainer and official channels
Project author: DFarm (GitHub: DFarm6).
- Source code, project documentation and development materials
- Official public releases
- Bug reports and feature requests
Include the platform, version and steps to reproduce, and remove cookies, activation codes, proxy passwords and personal information. Public Issues are not the place for sensitive data.
How this site’s content is prepared
Feature descriptions are based on the Prism app’s source code and public release notes, and state the version they apply to and the date they were checked; hands-on tutorials state the test system, version and conditions separately. Screenshots marked “demo data” were made with fictional profiles and documentation IP addresses. If you find content that does not match the actual version, report it through Issues.
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