Alternative to multilogin automation

I don't know about Webgl sorry just saying what I do for my tube - fookbook and other etc accounts.
Time zone is simple I use NORDVPN plugin for chrome or Firefox and use the country's IP
Create separate user instance for chrome or Firefox for each user I use to do logins, with the VPN plugin to auto connect to the country.
I use a script for peak time for each zone to login
I use random typing script to look human
And a random [every 10 - 30 tries make a mistake] retry script.
And a script that can create a new browser profile set up the plugins and login - that was tricky took me a while.
And I use Tiny 7 windows on vm's - you make a full PC VM for 1 gig of ram and 1 gig of HD space. 10 chrome and 10 FF web instances each machine
just short of 100 machines on a 250 ssd laptop with 8 gig of ram thats nearly 200 logins

Hi i have sent you a PM regarding this post, could you please check it out?
 
Such a nice discussion worth of bumping again.

I wonder what people here think on Zennoposter vs Multilogin. The consensus seems to be the latter is not worth it, ZP though seems for $37 a month you can get all benefits of stealth browsers running accounts plus their insane automation abilities
 
Such a nice discussion worth of bumping again.

I wonder what people here think on Zennoposter vs Multilogin. The consensus seems to be the latter is not worth it, ZP though seems for $37 a month you can get all benefits of stealth browsers running accounts plus their insane automation abilities
I have tried zennoposter few months back and it was getting detected. I was not able to create any gmail and fb was also getting locked. Not sure of now
 
Thank you so much for the information. I have been prusing through your nice discussion. To tell you the truth seems I know nothing. I have read all the 4 pages got something the problem is that i dont get the automation. Automation for what. I mean what will be the out come of automation. If there is a resource to get elemmntary information from the very basic stuff i would appreciate it. Sorry for the inconvenience
 
the creator of browSEO has released his new "chameleon" I think it is in beta version.
 
Good alternatives: Aezakmi / Octobrowser / Incogniton / GoLogin.
 
A ton of them in the market: linken sphere / adspower / gologin / incognition / aezakmi / kameleo blah blah blah
 
any updates on the topic?
i tried linke sphere free version, it's not that bad then there is incogniton, they're both free but limited in 10 profiles and other features

the people who suggest using VMs do you just create a vm install many browsers there and repeat the same with other VMs?
 
any updates on the topic?
i tried linke sphere free version, it's not that bad then there is incogniton, they're both free but limited in 10 profiles and other features

the people who suggest using VMs do you just create a vm install many browsers there and repeat the same with other VMs?
I paid a dude on this forum to build me a bot that works with Multilogin's API. It worked just fine for what I needed (CTR manipulation), although I gave on the project because I got busy with other stuff.

Multilogin works perfect for FB, Google, etc., but not sure about other use cases. It also has some bugs like black screen if you leave the software open for like 36 hours (that's on my device, ymmv).

One time my machine crashed and the browser profiles I was working in had all their cookies and history deleted, basically wiped them out. I was pissed. Anyway, Multilogin seems to be the best option or at least most secure for dealing with advertising accounts, but I haven't experimented too much with others. With quality accounts being so expensive, it's hard to risk the accounts on unknown or unproven software. Good luck!
 
I paid a dude on this forum to build me a bot that works with Multilogin's API. It worked just fine for what I needed (CTR manipulation), although I gave on the project because I got busy with other stuff.

Multilogin works perfect for FB, Google, etc., but not sure about other use cases. It also has some bugs like black screen if you leave the software open for like 36 hours (that's on my device, ymmv).

One time my machine crashed and the browser profiles I was working in had all their cookies and history deleted, basically wiped them out. I was pissed. Anyway, Multilogin seems to be the best option or at least most secure for dealing with advertising accounts, but I haven't experimented too much with others. With quality accounts being so expensive, it's hard to risk the accounts on unknown or unproven software. Good luck!

can you refer that person for me. i have also some work..
 
Incogniton seems really good, but does it really cover 100% of your footprints?
 
Incogniton seems really good, but does it really cover 100% of your footprints?
the question you make is wrong, antidetect browser don't cover your footprints they emulate other browsers fingerprint. The right question is does incogniton emulate correctly every fingerprint of the browser it pretends to be? probably not, advanced fingerprinting techniques can discover if a browser is faking it, but it may emulate well enough depending on your usage.
 
can you refer that person for me. i have also some work..

His name is/was Spamvilla but I couldn't tag him in this thread. When I went looking for my messages I could not find him. His Skype is: kelvinthechamp - But I am not endorsing or recommending him. I'm not saying not use him, but my experience wasn't great. Dude isn't a scammer or anything (at least in my experience), but I think maybe he is just really busy. I also think he under-quoted the project and therefore my project was not a priority (the price was very low relative the work being done and the specific needs I had).

He provided a working bot but it took him forever. It was supposed to be a two week project but it went on for over two months. He did finish though, and the bot was exactly what I asked for. Multithreading was a little sketchy, and some of the features could have used some tuning up, but overall for what I paid I was not unhappy with the final product.

Again, I'm not recommending this person, just telling you who did the work for me. Your experience might be much better or worse than mine.
 
His name is/was Spamvilla but I couldn't tag him in this thread. When I went looking for my messages I could not find him. His Skype is: kelvinthechamp - But I am not endorsing or recommending him. I'm not saying not use him, but my experience wasn't great. Dude isn't a scammer or anything (at least in my experience), but I think maybe he is just really busy. I also think he under-quoted the project and therefore my project was not a priority (the price was very low relative the work being done and the specific needs I had).

He provided a working bot but it took him forever. It was supposed to be a two week project but it went on for over two months. He did finish though, and the bot was exactly what I asked for. Multithreading was a little sketchy, and some of the features could have used some tuning up, but overall for what I paid I was not unhappy with the final product.

Again, I'm not recommending this person, just telling you who did the work for me. Your experience might be much better or worse than mine.
Interesting. Did you got a chance to get it done for fb automation? like doing little stuff like liking, scroll newsfeed etc, it could increase profile trust.
 
Interesting. Did you got a chance to get it done for fb automation? like doing little stuff like liking, scroll newsfeed etc, it could increase profile trust.

This bot was for ctr manipulation in the serps, so I haven't tried to use something like that for FB profiles. This actually might not be a bad idea, but the bot would have to be very random, like completely random movements because FB can fingerprint using biometrics like scroll speed, typing rhythm, etc. I'm not sure to what degree they use it, but I know 100% for sure that they do use biometrics to try to curb spam.

My main use case for FB is ads, and the profiles I use all have real user activity daily, so I haven't needed a bot. I think it's good use case though, if it can be done right. I think that would certainly increase the trust of profiles. If FB sees that the only time a user accesses the platform is to buy ads, then I would guess that it could be a red flag. Having a bot that does what you describe would eliminate the need to secure high-end profiles. You could buy aged accounts and farm them up for a few months.

I think there's a lot of good use cases for the APIs of these anti-betect browsers like MLA or Kameleo. I also think 90% of the publicly available CTR manipulation solutions aren't doing it right, because of the device fingerprinting. Even my non-coder ass could make a ctr bot that uses residential or 4g ips, but the device fingerprinting aspect is where I think most are going to fail. I bet the knowledge needed to avoid device fingerprinting is pretty advanced, since there are companies who's sole mission is to produce a product that avoids being fingerprinted (MLA, Kameleo, etc).
 
Love them all!

Using FingerprintSwitcher for almost a year, and it's a very nice and cheap tool.
 
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