Separate browsing identities. Keep every window independent.

Keep a work login separate from your personal browsing, and give each window its own tabs. Local profiles create distinct browsing identities without requiring an account.

Blanc Settings showing Personal and a separate named local profile.
Create and manage local profile windows in Settings.

Sign into the same site in different profiles.

Start with Personal

Personal is permanent and keeps your existing Blanc data. In Settings, name another profile and choose Create profile window.

Keep browsing data separate

Named profiles isolate cookies, site data, Favorites, history, download metadata, and remembered permissions. Their ordinary and private sessions are separate from other profiles.

Open more than one window

Each native window owns its tabs, groups, Island panel, and Recently Closed list. Saved windows return to their associated profile after relaunch.

A separate Studio profile window with an empty tab set and no Personal Favorites.
The Studio profile opens its own window without Personal’s tabs or Favorites. Device-level preferences and blocking totals remain shared.

A profile is a browsing identity on this device.

Device preferences stay consistent

Appearance, network and privacy preferences, usage-measurement choices, and Patron status remain shared across the device.

Sync belongs to Personal

Sync is available only to Personal. Creating a named profile does not create another synced identity.

Delete deliberately

Deleting a named profile requires its exact name. It closes that profile’s windows and removes its browsing data and saved spaces. Files you downloaded remain on disk; Personal cannot be deleted.

Make room for the way you browse.

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