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Download and install
Install MMO Browser on Windows, macOS or Linux. On first launch the app downloads its browser engine (about 140.2 MB to 189.8 MB).
Sign in or create an account in the app
Sign in with email or Google right in the app. No account yet? Create one there, free.
Create a profile and attach a proxy
Each profile is a separate browser with its own fingerprint and cookies. Attach a proxy and open it. The Free plan has 5 profiles.
The guides below cover profiles, proxies, fingerprints and automation in detail.
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Getting started
Creating an accountSign up, the two ways to sign in, and how many devices one account can hold at once.Installing the desktop appGetting the app onto Windows, macOS or Linux and through its first launch.WorkspacesHow workspaces separate one body of work from another, and how they interact with teams.
Profiles & browsing
Browser profilesWhat a profile actually is, how to create and run one, and how to move profiles between machines.FingerprintsThe parameters that make each profile look like a different device, and when to touch them.ProxiesThe supported protocols, how to add proxies in bulk, and what the health check tells you.Working in bulkActing on many profiles at once instead of one at a time.SynchronizerMirroring your actions from one profile into many, for work that is identical across accounts.Tags and status labelsThe two ways of labelling profiles, and why they are not the same thing.Extensions and bookmarksInstalling extensions once and pushing them to many profiles, and keeping a shared set of links.
Automation (RPA)
Getting startedWhat the RPA engine does, and how to get a first workflow running against a profile.How a workflow runsExecution order, branching, loops and what happens when a block fails.TriggersThe eight ways a workflow can be started.Variables and dataPassing values between blocks, the data table, and getting results out.Worked examplesThree small workflows that show the pieces fitting together.AI blocksAI Extract and AI Generate, powered by your own API key.SelectorsHow blocks find elements on a page, how to pick one visually, and why selectors break.Scheduling workflowsRunning a workflow on a recurring schedule across a set of profiles, with or without a visible window.Debugging and run historyBreakpoints, testing one block, and reading the logs after a run has failed.Reusable packagesTurning a group of blocks into something you can drop into another workflow.Recording a workflowBuild a workflow by doing the task once by hand and letting the recorder write the blocks.The workflow storeFinding workflows other people have published, and publishing your own.
Account & billing
Teams and rolesSharing work with other people, and what each of the four roles can do.Plans and creditsWhat a plan limits, how credits work, and what happens when a subscription lapses.Invoices and paymentPaying for credits and finding the record afterwards.ReferralsEarning a share of what the people you introduce spend.API tokensCreating a token for the Local API, scoping its permissions, and revoking it.
API
Block reference
Every block that ships with the automation engine, grouped by category.