Cookie robot

Also called: Cookie Robot, cookie collection, cookie warm-up.

Dolphin{anty}'s docs explain the reason: "In order to appear as a real user, the browser needs to have a cookie or some browsing history." You give the robot a list of sites, one per line, and it visits each of them in the profile, with options to skip images to save proxy traffic and to run in the background.

It's a shortcut, not a history. A profile whose first hour went into opening dozens of sites in a row by script has cookies but not the pattern of a real user, and detection companies look at behavior and timing as well. Use it to fill an empty profile, then let real browsing take over.

Related terms: Warm-up, Browser profile, Account farming, Antidetect browser.