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The Jancy Window

This page provides an overview of the different parts of the Jancy browser window.

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1. Profile Button

Use the Profile button to access Jancy’s profile system. Clicking the button opens the Profiles tab in the tab panel, where you can search for and select profiles. Right-clicking the button opens the profile context menu, where you can configure and select profiles.

  • Documentation on profiles is available here.

2. Proxy Button

Use the Proxy button to enable or disable proxies for the current tab. Right-clicking the button opens the proxy context menu, where you can configure proxies, select an available proxy, or add a temporary proxy.

  • Documentation on proxies is available here.

3. Tab Notes Button

Click the Notes button to open the Tab Notes and Passcodes tab in the tab panel. Notes are saved on a per-tab basis, allowing you to keep information specific to that tab.

4. Back to Home Button

Click the Back to Home button to return the current tab to its configured home URL.

  • Documentation on changing the home URL is available here.

5. Tab Panel Selector

Use this dropdown to choose what is displayed in the tab panel. The available options are:

  • Profiles
  • Tab Notes and Passcodes
  • Debug

Use the search bar to find profiles from your added profile providers. You can search by group, profile, name, or email.

7. Profile Details

This section displays the information for the selected profile, including details such as name, address, phone number, email, SMS and email codes, and passcodes.

  • Documentation on profiles is available here.

8. Credit Card Information

This section displays the credit card information associated with the selected profile.

9. Profile Proxy

This section displays the proxy currently assigned to the selected profile.

10. Menu Bar

The menu bar provides access to Jancy’s main features, including settings, tab management, documentation, update checking, view options, and tab view controls.

11. Tab View

Tab view displays all currently open tabs veritcally. Related tabs share the same color, while unrelated tabs appear gray.

  • Documentation on tab management is available here.

12. Tab View Sorting

Use this dropdown to change how tabs are organized in the tab view.

  • Documentation on tab view sorting is available here.