Feature Request: Domain-Specific Spoofing Control

[Nephren-Ruq-Insania]

I’d like Chameleon to include a feature that allows users to define rules for applying spoofing profiles based on the website domain. Specifically, I propose the following:
Option to assign specific profiles to domains: For advanced flexibility, users could associate local domains(use something like v2ray-rules-dat to match) with particular spoofing profiles.
For example:
Assume I am a Russian using Japanese proxy.
For domains matching *.ru, disable spoofing (use my default browser settings, reflecting my real Russian environment) or particular spoofing profiles.
For all other domains, use my "Japanese Profile" (with Japanese timezone, language, etc.).
This feature would be especially valuable for users like me who use proxies with bypass lists. When my proxy bypasses the Japanese server for Russian domains and uses my local IP, having Chameleon automatically disable spoofing or switch to a local profile ensures that my browser’s characteristics (e.g., timezone, language) align with my IP address. This enhances both privacy and usability by making my browsing behavior consistent with what websites expect, while still allowing me to spoof my profile for international sites.

[sereneblue]

Hi @Nephren-Ruq-Insania,

You can technically whitelist TLDs with the current whitelist by creating a whitelist rule with the domain: .jp. However, timezone spoofing and IP spoofing can get tricky when you're using multiple countries in the same browser window. For maximum privacy, you should use a virtual machine with the proxy and timezone configured in the browser session.

For Chameleon v0.30, it's very likely that I will support for containers and proxies, however, timezone spoofing is something that I may remove. It's a hack that should not be relied upon and is far more trouble than it's worth.