Opening & managing Sessions
The wall of live Sessions and how to drive it.
What it's for
The Sessions screen is your fleet at a glance: every browser you've opened, each as a live card carrying its Account name, where it sits in a queue, and any cart timer counting down. It's the screen Umbra opens on, and the one you keep up during a drop so nothing times out while you're looking somewhere else.
Open new Sessions
Type a number, press New sessions, and Umbra opens that many at once — one to thirty. These are throwaway Sessions: each gets its own freshly-minted Fingerprint, but no Account and no exit — so they browse on your real connection, not behind a proxy. To open Sessions behind an Account's exit and Fingerprint, launch them from that Account.
What each card tells you
A card is one open Session. It shows only the signals that decide whether it needs you.
Queue 1,240 badge while the Session waits in a virtual queue, or Through once it's in.12m to front when a queue is advancing, or slip when the position is going backwards.Hold expired, Signed out, a bot-check — with the full sentence on hover. The same signal the Wall shows, so a dying Session never looks calm on the board.Filter to what matters
Above the tiles sits the safety line — the one-glance answer to the question this product exists for: N of N sessions proxied. When any session is the exception, a chip appears beside it — N on home internet for sessions leaving on your real connection (including throwaway Sessions you opened deliberately), and N disguise degraded for sessions whose Fingerprint overrides didn't fully take. Each chip filters the grid to exactly those sessions; the count and the rows it shows are one derivation, so they can never disagree. The line states facts, not verdicts — it will tell you two sessions are on your home internet, and it will never tell you "all safe".
Four tiles sit below it — Live sessions, In queue, Carts holding, Stopped moving — and each is also a filter. Tap one and the grid narrows to just those Sessions; tap it again to clear. A Search box and a group picker narrow it further. A tile that would filter to nothing stops being a button, and a filter that hides every Session says so, with one control to undo it — so the grid can't strand you looking at an empty screen.
Act on the whole selection
Tick a few cards (or Select N) and a selection bar appears. From it you can open one URL in every selected Session, reload them, or close them — one action across the whole selection. Reload and Close ask first when a selected Session is holding a cart or waiting in a queue, and the confirmation names what's at stake rather than warning by rote.
Watch everything at once — the Wall
Wall tiles every open Session into a live grid — real views, not thumbnails — so you can watch and work many drops side by side. Choose 2, 3 or 4 columns (paged, so cells never shrink to nothing on a big fleet) and sort by Urgency — carts expiring soonest, then through-the-room, then queued, with a dead Session floated to the very top — or keep your Manual drag order. Press number keys 1–9 to jump a tile full-size, pop a tile out to its own window, or Spread across screens to throw one Session onto each monitor.
On a tile holding a cart, Fill in runs the same cart-prep as Finish — declines add-ons, ticks terms, autofills — and stops at the buy button, which stays yours. The full behaviour is on Address bar & guardians.
Two Sessions, one Account
Opening a second Session on the same Account doesn't hand you a second identity — it hands you another window into the same one.