incogniton or multilogin
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AdsMEN
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Why robbery?
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I feel the translation you have used is not good...
Multilogin is costly. It's true that they were one of the first with this kind of software, but now, with 4 or 5 alternatives, is time to go a little bit cheaper, or offer cheaper plans for starting accounts ($99 is way too much, despite they offer 100 sessions, which is plenty for people that for example, are only willing to use 10 or 20).
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Which data is being leaked?
Jxyzz
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Like with most things, you'll have to test whats working and cost effective.
I had the Problem that Incogniton had 100% unique Canvas fingerprints, what caused me problems with IG.
But I agree, Incogniton is way more cost-effective if it's working for you, especially if you only want to run a small number of accs. You can take a look at browserleaks .com or pixelscan .net to check what software is working well and what Data is spoofed.
I had the Problem that Incogniton had 100% unique Canvas fingerprints, what caused me problems with IG.
But I agree, Incogniton is way more cost-effective if it's working for you, especially if you only want to run a small number of accs. You can take a look at browserleaks .com or pixelscan .net to check what software is working well and what Data is spoofed.
ripmyfriend
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I have used both multilogin and incogniton.
If you can afford it, go with Multilogin
If you can afford it, go with Multilogin
micpitt
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We use Multilogin and we are satisfied with it. It comes down to whether you want to deal with random blocks because of the browser or not and we don't want to deal with it. Now we only face blocks/restrictions because of our behavior on FB, if we go too fast with ads, the account is gone.
MountProxies
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It depends on what works for you honestly in terms of budget and effectivity.
Shanks221
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Have you used Incogniton? If so how was your experience with it?
AdsMEN
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Thank you very much for your reply! I completely agree with you!It's too expensive for basic functions, there are more analogues with a much better offer! let me ask you, for what purposes do you use the antidetect browser?
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Social Media exclusively.
AdsMEN
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Are you working with advertising?
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I don't use it for advertising, but for managing simple user accs.
itsjinx
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The biggest problem with Multilogin is that it doesn't allow you to save the Browser Preferences. For me that is a deal killer. If you are someone who likes to use a browser with any of the settings changed then it is very annoying. Any settings in the "Preferences" section cannot be saved as well as any changes to the Toolbar(s), etc...
AdsMEN
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Why overpay for the same functionality, I don't understand ... and in general, try working with Russian counterparts of the antidetect, the functionality is the same, but the price is nicer
biig8
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What is the that name of that Russian Antidetect? Thanks
AdsMEN
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AEZAKMI browser, I have been using it for more than a year, I am satisfied with everything, the functionality is the same as for all anti detects, only the price is nicer