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# 6. Profile (Select browser profile to run the tool)
After setting up the configuration and schedule in the previous step, click `Continue` to proceed to step 3, which is to select the browser profiles you want to apply the script to (interface as shown below). The actions here include:
**🤖 1. Select control technology and browser application**
Looking at the menu bar above the profile list (as shown below), you need to set up:
* Core technology: Choose between Puppeteer enhanced engine or Selenium depending on the type of technology your script wants to use to control the browser.
* Browser application: Select the type of browser you are using to manage accounts, such as GPM Login Global, GPM Login old version, or GoLogin...
* Connection configuration: Click directly on the 🔌 API button right next to set up the port and connection path to your antidetect browser software.
**📁 2. Search and filter profile groups**
* Select group: The outermost box on the left (currently displaying `All`) helps you quickly filter the list by each individual profile group for easier management.
* Quick search: Type the account name into the `Search profile name...` box to find the exact profile you need to run without scrolling manually.
**🖱️ 3. How to quickly select multiple profiles at once**
To select the profiles you want to run, you can apply the following quick tips:
* Manual selection: Click directly on each profile line.
* Mouse drag: Press and hold the left mouse button and drag over the lines to highlight multiple adjacent profiles.
* Use Shift key: Click to select the first profile, hold down the `Shift` key, and then click to select the last profile to get the entire list in between.
* Use Ctrl key: Hold down the `Ctrl` key and click on the profiles that are scattered to select individually.
* Select all (Ctrl + A): Click in the list area and press the `Ctrl + A` key combination to select all currently displayed profiles.
> 💡 Automatic filtering tip: If in the Excel setup step (item number 2) you have checked the feature *Map according to the profile name in column A*, the system will automatically filter and keep only those profiles that have names matching exactly with the data in Column A of your Excel file.
After selecting the profiles, the ▶️ Start button at the bottom right corner will light up. You just need to click on it for the tool to officially operate automatically.
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