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What each part of the LoginDeck window does: the sidebar, the folder column, the profile table and the buttons in the top bar.

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LoginDeck has one window with three parts: a sidebar on the left, a top bar, and whatever page you're on in the middle. This page names everything, so the rest of the help center can point at it.

A pass over the window: sidebar, folders, the profile table and the top bar.

🧱 The sidebar#

At the very top is the split button New Profile. The wide half opens the profile editor. The caret beside it ("More ways to add profiles") offers three things: Add multiple profiles with a number box, Edit default profile settings, and Import profiles.

Below that, the pages are grouped:

GroupPages
WorkspaceAll profiles (with a count) Β· Proxies Β· Extensions Β· Proxy devices
OperateFlows Β· Sync Actions
AccountAccount Β· Billing Β· Teams Β· About Β· Help

At the foot sit Recently deleted ("Profiles you deleted, recoverable for 30 days") and Settings.

The Β« button collapses the sidebar to a strip of icons, and the icons keep their tooltips.

One feature, three names

Sync Actions in the sidebar opens a page titled Synchronized Actions, and the top bar calls it Synchronizer. They are the same thing: Drive many profiles at once.

πŸ—‚οΈ The folder column#

On the profile list only, a narrow column sits between the sidebar and the table:

  • Find a folder searches your folder names.
  • + makes a new folder.
  • Β« collapses the column; a folder icon ("Show folders") brings it back.
  • Rows are All profiles, one row per folder, and Unfiled β€” which only appears while some profiles have no folder.

Hover a folder for its β‹― menu ("Rename or delete"). See Organise profiles into folders.

πŸ“‹ The profile table#

The middle of the window is one row per profile. The header has the page title All profiles with your total, a Columns button ("Choose and order columns") and a search box, Search profiles…. The footer shows how many rows the current filters leave, plus the app version.

Each row carries:

  • Name β€” click it to rename the profile in place. There's no double-click that opens the editor; that's the β‹― menu β†’ Edit.
  • Run / Stop β€” starts and stops the browser. On Windows a Show button appears beside Stop to bring the window forward.
  • Status β€” what the profile is doing right now: running, ready, locked, a padlock with a computer's name when another machine has it open, or a warm-up or Sync Actions state. It isn't a label you set.
  • Notes β€” click to type, Enter saves.
  • Proxy & Location β€” the proxy, its exit country and IP, with buttons to re-check the exit and to rotate the IP.
  • Folder and Tags β€” click either to move or tag the profile.
  • Updated, Launched and Created β€” times, with the exact timestamp on hover.
  • β‹― β€” everything else for that one profile.

Press Ctrl+F (⌘F on a Mac) to jump to the search box. Tick several rows and a dock appears at the bottom with the actions that make sense for a group. See Search, sort and choose columns and Change many profiles at once.

πŸ” The top bar#

The left of the top bar names the page you're on. The right holds, in order:

ButtonWhat it does
(i) "Connection & system info"A panel titled Connection & system: your public IP, provider, location and timezone; this computer's OS, processor, memory and display; and LoginDeck's version and engine. Copy puts it all on the clipboard, which is the quickest thing to paste into a support email.
↻ "Refresh"Re-reads the profile list, then re-checks each proxy exit once. The tooltip counts down as it works.
Compact rowsDenser table rows. Remembered on this computer.
Bell "Notifications"Release notes for each new version and update alerts. A red dot means something is unread; opening the panel marks everything read. Mark all read and Clear are inside.
Sun / moonSwitches between dark and light in one click.
Account chipYour email and your role β€” Owner, or "in someone's workspace" when you're working in a team workspace. Click it to open the Account page.

⌨️ Worth knowing#

  • Esc closes menus, dialogs and the system-info panel.
  • On a row, Enter saves an inline rename and Esc cancels it. In the Notes cell, Shift+Enter adds a line.
  • Windows has no menu bar. On a Mac the standard Edit menu is there for copy and paste.

The search box shows a "⌘K" hint

Ignore it β€” it's decorative. The shortcut that works is Ctrl+F on Windows and ⌘F on a Mac.

ℹ️ Good to know#

  • Only one copy of LoginDeck runs at a time. Opening it again brings the existing window forward.
  • On Windows, closing the window quits LoginDeck and closes every profile browser it opened. On a Mac, LoginDeck stays in the Dock until you quit it.
  • Appearance, column choices, compact rows and profile defaults are saved on this computer, not on your account. Change them per machine. See App settings.