Profile Window
This window is used to show information about the current identity. To open it, just click on the Current Profile button.
What is a Profile and what's it for?
A Profile is a virtual identity that ProjectMaker generates. You can set up its browser, OS, platform, nationality, gender, age, emulated data, and more.
This feature is useful while creating or debugging a project to check how it runs with different datasets. You can quickly generate a profile with new data, or load another one from a file.
Working with a Profile.
Loading, saving, and generating.
1. Load. Lets you load a previously saved profile. After clicking the button, a standard file selection window opens.
2. Save. Saves the current profile to the path you choose.
3. Regenerate. Fully updates all profile parameters.
You can also do these actions while working on a project through the Profile Operations action. There, you can also edit some fields.
"Person" Tab.
Here you'll see basic info about the current profile. Most fields are read-only and can be copied, except for the profile's email and its password, which you can edit right here.
Double-click the value you want to select → right-click to bring up the familiar context menu → Copy.
In the program settings, you can set a Default email and Nationality for all profiles.
"Cookies" Tab.
Here, you'll see all the cookies for your current profile.
Editing.
Use these buttons to edit Cookies.
1. Add a new Cookie.
2. Delete the selected one.
3. Edit.
4. Clear everything or just the selected cookie at once.
Search.
Use the search bar to find Cookies by any parameter you want. Next to it is a button that sorts by domain. You can use both at the same time.
"Profile" Tab.
Here you'll find detailed info about the generated identity.
- male
True - female
False
Accessing profile data through variables.
Using the Variables window.
In the Variables window, in the Environment (1) tab, you'll find a list of variables that are handy for working with Profiles. They'll start with Profile. You can also copy the macro (2) for a selected variable right here.
Manually.
In any field that supports variable macros (for example, in the Notification action), press Ctrl+Space. Find {}Profile and click on it. Then type a dot to bring up another dropdown with all the profile variables. Double-click any variable you need and it'll insert automatically.
{-Profile.NickName-} (its value is different from {-Profile.Login-})
{-Profile.SecretQuestionAnswer1-} and {-Profile.SecretQuestionAnswer2-}