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Do you share your CapCut, Freepik, Runway or any other accounts with others? Many people do—and not just to save money. Some even make money by sharing paid accounts with a group of users. It’s smart, but it also comes with risks.
When others log into your shared accounts, they can see more than just the tools. They might check your subscription plan, view account settings, or even try to access billing and credit card info. If someone decides to take over the account—or steal payment details—you could lose everything.
That’s why smart users are turning to DICloak, an advanced antidetect browser, which is great for account sharing. Now, DICloak has released a powerful extension template that helps you stay in control. It lets you hide sensitive elements on the page, like billing buttons, profile menus, or plan info—so others using your shared account won’t even know those things exist.With DICloak antidetect browser, you can share access without giving away control.
That’s why DICloak antidetect browser can be so helpful. It's new extension template lets you hide sensitive parts of a webpage before others see them. But why does that matter?
Because when you're sharing a paid account—whether it's CapCut, Freepik, Runway, or something else—you’re not just sharing tools. You’re also exposing personal and financial information. And without protection, there’s a lot that could go wrong.
Here are some real risks users face when sharing accounts without hiding key details:
1.They can cancel your subscription.
Some users may go into your account settings and cancel the plan—on purpose or by accident. If you’re offering paid access to others, this can ruin the service for everyone and cause you to lose money.
2.They might delete the entire account.
With full access, it only takes one click to delete an account. This means you could lose all your data, saved projects, or purchase history.
3.They can view and steal private information.
Most platforms show your billing info, payment history, and sometimes even your credit card’s last digits. A dishonest user might take screenshots or write down your details. In the worst case, your financial info could be misused.
4.They could log you out or change your password.
Once someone changes the login details, you’re locked out. Getting the account back can be hard, especially if the platform sees them as the new owner.
All of this can happen simply because those buttons are visible. That’s why tools like DICloak don’t just make account sharing easier—they make it safer. By hiding what shouldn’t be seen, you lower your risk and stay in control.
After learning about all the risks of account sharing, you might be wondering—how can I still share accounts without losing control? That’s where DICloak antidetect browser becomes a game-changer.
DICloak now gives you a powerful solution: a custom browser extension that lets you hide sensitive parts of any website. This means you can keep your CapCut, Freepik, or any other accounts safe, even if many people are using it.
This DICloak extension works like a smart filter. It lets you remove or hide anything you don’t want others to see. It’s perfect for shared accounts because:
Buttons like "Log out" “Cancel Plan,” “Payment History,” can be hidden, it’s fully customizable. You can hide any part of a webpage—big or small—just by editing the script. Once hidden, these elements are completely gone from the user’s view. They won’t see a blank space or a warning. Instead, the page will look clean and normal—as if those features were never there.
Once you upload the extension into the DICloak antidetect browser, it starts working right away—on its own. As soon as someone opens the browser and visits a website like Freepik or CapCut, the extension will automatically load in the background.
Websites often change. A button might move, a new section might appear, or the layout may look different after an update. That’s why the DICloak extension lets you update your script anytime you want.
Want to make sure no one else messes with it? You can keep the extension hidden inside DICloak, so shared users won’t even know it’s there—and they can't turn it off or edit it.
This gives you full control over what others can see, without affecting their access to the tools. You stay in charge—quietly, safely, and smartly.
Getting started is easier than you think. You don’t need to be a tech expert to do it.
Go to the official DICloak website and download the DICloak browser. After installing it, follow the setup instructions to configure your browser for account sharing. And you can check this account sharing tutorial.
Once everthing is ready, contact DICloak’s customer support and ask for the Custom Extension ZIP file. Our support team will quickly send you the extension package you need.
After unzipping the extension package, open the folder and look for a file named index.js. This is the script that controls which parts of the website will be hidden.
Right-click on the index.js file and choose “Open with Notepad” (or any simple text editor). In this file, you’ll see some basic JavaScript code.
And then you can edit this script to hide any elements you don’t want others to see—like buttons, sections, or specific text on the page.After making your changes, save the file and close Notepad.
To keep things extra private, open the manifest.json file in the extension folder using Notepad (or any text editor). Inside this file, you’ll find a field called “name”.You can edit the "name" field to anything you like—such as a custom name for your extension. This helps make the extension harder for others to recognize or tamper with.After making your changes, save the file and close Notepad
After making your changes, compress the entire folder (including the edited script and manifest file) into a new ZIP file.
Then, open your DICloak antidetct browser, go to the Extensions section.
After uploading, you can edit the extension settings to customize it further if needed.
At the same time, you can hide your extension from your members so they can't stop it from running.After uploading your custom ZIP extension, you will see your newly uploaded extension listed. Make sure it’s enabled by toggling the switch next to it.
Then, go to the profile settings in your DICloak browser.Select the profile where you want the extension to be active, and under “Extension Settings”, enable your custom extension for that profile. Save the settings, and you’re done!
The extension will automatically load and run every time someone uses your browser, applying all your custom settings to the shared accounts. This ensures that your privacy and security preferences are always active, keeping your sensitive information hidden from others and providing extra protection when sharing accounts.
DICloak still offers many other features to safeguard your shared accounts. Sharing accounts can be tricky, especially when it comes to keeping your sensitive data safe. Whether you're sharing a Chatgpt, CapCut, Freepik, or any other paid tool, DICloak provides many powerful features to ensure your shared accounts remain secure and protected.
Here’s how DICloak helps safeguard your account from unwanted access:
DICloak doesn’t just help you share accounts—it helps you do it safely. With these features, you can share your account without worrying about someone stealing your information, messing with your settings, or accessing sensitive details. Your privacy is protected, and you’re always in control.Don't hesitate any longer, download DICloak now to share your Chatgpt, Freepik, Runway and other accounts!