Methmine Browser guide
What Methmine Browser is, who the multi-account browser is for, how its engine works, and where to start: getting started, the account, the screens.
Methmine Browser is a multi-account browser on our own engine, Methium. Many accounts, one fleet, and every profile on your disk, reaching the cloud only if you turn it on. The browser is in closed beta: a build is at the testers, and entry is by application or by a member’s invitation.
It is for people who run many accounts and want the whole fleet on one screen: folders, tags, egress and state in every row. For people who want a tool that opens from the disk rather than asking a server’s permission. And for people who want to know in advance what is kept about them, and what is not.
The engine in two sentences
Methium is our own build of Chromium with our own patches, not a browser written from scratch and not a wrapper around somebody else’s binary. The network layer is inherited: JA4 and HTTP/2 are checked, byte for byte, against the Chrome build the browser claims to be, and that check is part of the engine build.
What is in this section
- Getting started
- How the build reaches you, the first sign-in, the first profile, and what works today.
- Account
- Email and password, lock and sign out, a password reset and the recovery key.
- The screens
- Profiles, proxies, templates, extensions, storage and the journal, a page each.
- The engine
- What is inherited, what stays put, what is cut out, and what is measured later.