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Anti-Fingerprint adds deliberate noise to canvas, audio and WebGL reads to make your browser harder to identify. Some sites — video platforms in particular — run an integrity check against canvas output, and noisy canvas data can trip that check.

Turn Anti-Fingerprint off in the Security panel for that session, reload the tab, and the playback should return to normal. This is a real trade-off of the feature, not a bug — it's why the toggle defaults to off.

Web page content in Dhurta renders in a layer that sits above the rest of the interface. To keep controls clickable, some panels — like the download tray and warmth slider — are built to open inline within the URL bar's own height instead of dropping down over the page.

If a panel looks clipped, try widening the window slightly, or look for the control expanding within the bar itself rather than below it.

They shouldn't — Ghost tabs use a separate in-memory session and are never written to the local SQLite history. If you're seeing entries that look like a Ghost session in your Data Hub, confirm the tab was actually opened as Ghost Tab (right-click → Ghost Tab) and not a regular tab in a private-looking state.

The proxy applies to all sessions as soon as you change the country selector, but an already-loaded page may be holding onto a connection it opened before the switch. Hard-refresh the tab (Ctrl+Shift+R) or open a new tab to confirm the new route.

Pairing codes are short-lived by design, so a stale code can't be reused later. Reopen Connect on the first device to generate a fresh code, then enter it promptly on the second.

Both windows need to be on and actively showing the Connect panel at the same time — it isn't a background listener. Double-check the code was typed exactly as shown, including leading digits.

Dhurta expects the folder you select to directly contain a manifest.json — not a parent folder with the extension nested a level deeper. Point the file picker at the exact folder with manifest.json inside it.

The floating PiP button only injects on standard HTML5 <video> elements. Some sites use custom players that block the native video controls — for those, use the PiP button in the URL bar instead, which falls back to popping out the whole page.

That's intentional — Dhurta intercepts popup windows and opens them as tabs so they can't hide outside the sidebar or spawn always-on-top ad windows.

Check your OS trackpad settings first — some drivers intercept horizontal two-finger swipes for their own workspace-switching gesture before Dhurta ever sees the event. Disabling that OS-level gesture usually resolves it.

Zoom is clamped between 25% and 500% per page. If a page defines its own touch/pinch handling (some canvas-heavy apps do), it can compete with Dhurta's zoom gesture — try the Ctrl + scroll or the zoom buttons in the URL bar instead.

That's expected. A full data wipe deletes the local database entirely, and every setting — including Anti-Fingerprint, WebRTC blocking, and VPN — reseeds to its default, which is off. Re-enable whichever toggles you want from the Security panel after a wipe or reinstall.

Wallpapers are stored as embedded data, not a link to the original file, so moving or renaming the source image shouldn't affect it. If it did disappear, re-select it from Settings → Appearance and it will be re-embedded.