FAQ
Answers before you install
Search common questions about workspaces, Browser Profiles, WebRTC, proxies, plans, and privacy.
What is WASL Browser?
WASL Browser is an Android multi-workspace browser with a cloud control plane for accounts, plans, and workspace metadata. It helps you keep separate browsing contexts on one device — with Browser Profiles, BYO proxy, WebRTC Protection, platform presets, and worldwide country profiles.
Does WASL Browser spoof device fingerprints or bypass platform security?
No. We do not claim bypassing platform security, spoofing protected hardware IDs, or guaranteeing account safety. WASL Browser emphasizes isolated workspaces, Browser Profiles, and BYO proxies for productivity and organization.
What is a Browser Profile?
Each workspace has a Browser Profile you can view, regenerate, or reset. Clear cache removes temporary cache and keeps login sessions. Reset identity clears cookies/site storage and creates a fresh profile — you will need to sign in again. Everyday marketing uses “Browser Profile”; technical docs may also mention Profile ID.
Do sessions persist? Are passwords stored in the cloud?
Sessions persist on the Android device in each workspace’s isolated WebView storage. WASL Browser does not store website passwords, and it does not sync browsing cookies to the cloud. Account login and encrypted BYO proxy credentials sync for your WASL Browser account.
How does WebRTC Protection work?
WebRTC Protection is ON / Protected by default. It reduces WebRTC exposure in the workspace browser. If proxy is OFF and Protection is ON, normal browsing still uses your device IP — Protection does not replace a proxy or hide regular page traffic.
How do proxies work?
Bring your own proxy (HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5). Credentials can sync encrypted for your account and apply per workspace on the device. Browser traffic goes phone → your proxy → internet — not through our shared hosting.
Which platforms are supported?
Presets include Fiverr, Upwork, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Shopify, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, LinkedIn, and Other / Custom with your own site name and start URL — not only four platforms.
Which countries can I choose?
A worldwide ISO country catalog with search. Quick chips cover common picks (for example US, GB, AE, PK, CA), but you are not limited to those.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Free includes 5 workspaces so you can evaluate the workflow before upgrading. Paid plans scale to 15, 50, 120, and 300+ workspaces. Live limits come from the WASL Browser billing API — see Pricing.
How does yearly billing work?
Yearly is priced as 10× monthly — about 2 months free. Toggle Monthly / Yearly on the pricing page.
Can I use WASL Browser on iOS or desktop?
WASL Browser for Windows is available from the Downloads page — same account as mobile so you can resume workspaces on your PC. iOS is not available. The web dashboard covers account, billing, workspace metadata, support, and downloads — not local browsing cookies.
Is WASL Browser on Google Play?
Not as a live public listing yet. Download via the Downloads page (direct APK when published, or request access). We will update Downloads when a Play listing is live.
What does the web dashboard do?
Account, plan, billing status, workspace metadata, support tickets, and download links. It does not show or sync on-device browsing cookies.
Where is my data?
Account and workspace metadata live on WASL Browser cloud. Browsing session data stays on-device in isolated app storage per workspace.
Who built WASL?
WASL is an independent company. The idea was conceived by Imtiaz Saifullah, CEO & Founder, and is built by the WASL team.
How do I get support?
Use the Support tickets area after login, email support, or the Contact form. Priority tiers depend on your plan.
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