Organize profiles

As your library grows from a handful of profiles to dozens or hundreds, the profile list gives you three tools to find what you need fast: Search, Filter and Sort. They sit side by side in the toolbar above the list and work together, so you can search by name, narrow down with filters, and order the results however you like.

The toolbar at a glance

The toolbar shows three separate controls:

Control	What it does
Search	Find profiles by name as you type.
Filter	Narrow the list by status, OS, proxy, tags, created date and last used.
Sort	Order the list by name, created, updated or last used, ascending or descending.

Search, filters and sorting all run instantly on the profiles already loaded in the app, so the list updates the moment you change something.

Tags

Tags are free-form labels you attach to a profile to group it with others, for example client-a, staging, eu-region or project-x. You set tags when you create or edit a profile.

Add tags to a profile

In the profile form, type your tags into the Tags field as a comma-separated list:

Tags field

client-a, eu-region, staging

Each comma-separated value becomes its own tag. Once saved, the tags appear as small badges on the profile card in the list view, so you can see at a glance which group a profile belongs to.

Tip

Keep a small, consistent set of tag names and reuse them across profiles. A handful of well-chosen tags (one per client, one per platform, one per stage) is far easier to filter on than dozens of one-off labels.

Click a tag to filter

Tag badges on a profile card are clickable. Click a tag badge to add that tag to your active filters and instantly narrow the list to profiles that share it. Click it again to remove it. Because tags filter as a multi-select set, clicking several tags shows only profiles that carry all of them (see Filter below).

Search

Use the Search box to find a profile by name. Type any part of the name and the list narrows as you type. Search combines with any active filters, so you can, for example, filter to a single client’s tag and then search for one specific profile within that group.

Clear the search box to show every profile again (subject to any filters that are still active).

Filter

The Filter control opens a menu with several sub-menus. Pick options from any combination of them to narrow the list. Every active filter combines, so the list shows only the profiles that match all of your choices.

Filter options

Filter	Choices	Notes
Status	idle, launching, running, stopping (plus locked when in use on another device)	The profile’s current run state. See Profiles overview.
OS	macOS, Windows, Linux	The operating system the profile’s fingerprint emulates.
Proxy	The proxy type configured on the profile, or no proxy	See Configure a proxy.
Tags	Multi-select	Combined with AND — a profile must carry every selected tag to match.
Created	Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Older than 30 days	Filters by when the profile was created.
Last used	Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Older than 30 days, Never used	Filters by when the profile was last launched; Never used finds profiles you’ve never opened.

Tags filter is AND, not OR

Selecting multiple tags shows only profiles that have all of them. For example, selecting client-a and staging shows profiles tagged with both, not profiles tagged with either one.

Active filter chips

Every filter you apply appears as a small removable chip below the search bar. Each chip shows the filter and an × you can click to remove just that one. A Clear all link wipes every active filter at once and returns you to the full list.

This makes it easy to see exactly why the list is narrowed and to peel filters off one at a time.

Tip

Combine filters to build precise views, such as: Status = running, OS = Windows, Tag = client-a. The chips show your full query, and Clear all resets it in one click.

Sort

The Sort control orders the list. Choose one of:

Sort by	Orders profiles by
Name	Profile name, alphabetically.
Created	When the profile was created.
Updated	When the profile was last edited.
Last used	When the profile was last launched.

Clicking the active sort option toggles the direction between ascending and descending, and the Sort button shows which order is currently applied. For example, sort by Last used, descending, to bring the profiles you worked with most recently to the top, or by Last used, ascending, to surface stale profiles you may want to clean up.

Filters and sorting stay put

Your search text, active filters and chosen sort order persist, so the list stays the way you left it as you move around the app and come back. When you want a clean slate, clear the search box, use Clear all on the filter chips, and reset the sort order.

Related pages

• Profiles overview — what a profile is and the profile list.
• Create and edit profiles — where you set a profile’s tags.
• Bulk actions — act on many profiles at once after you’ve filtered them down.
• Configure a proxy — set the proxy type you can filter on.