Check the profile

Checking

Comparing the profile's data with what reached the server.

Check these in the profile by hand

The page does not measure these, so there is no verdict on them.

WebRTC
Choose a mode that replaces or disables WebRTC rather than "real": your actual address must not appear in the browser's answers.
Geolocation
Choose "based on proxy IP" (automatic) or block the request: the profile must not report your real coordinates.
DNS
For SOCKS5 use the socks5h scheme so that the proxy, not your computer, resolves site names.

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How to use it

The page only sees the browser it is opened in.

Open it inside the profile. Turn the proxy on in the profile and open this page there. Opened in a regular browser, it checks the regular browser.
Time zone. Websites compare the browser's time zone with the exit point by IP. Different zones are a common cause of captchas and checks.
Language. The profile's first language should be a usual one for the exit country. This is a heuristic: a real person abroad may use another language, but for a profile with a foreign proxy the mismatch stands out.
What we do not measure. The page does not check WebRTC, geolocation or DNS; for them there are only reminders.

This is not a guarantee against blocks

The page checks two parameters out of many. It does not assess the browser fingerprint (canvas, fonts, graphics card and more), and the reputation of the address itself does not depend on profile settings.

Your data stays with you

The comparison runs in your browser. The page sends neither the profile's time zone nor its language to the server and does not store them. The server determines the exit point from the platform's headers.

What next

Mismatches fixed but blocks remain? Ask in the Hopmind chat. What a website sees about you overall is shown by My anonymity.