Is closing browser needed when using anti-detect browser to access sites already open?

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Let's say I want to use stealth account on Youtube, or ebay, and I have Chrome with tabs on those sites opened.

Is it safe to use anti-detect browser like Dolphin and access those sites without closing Chrome?
 
These browsers act as virtual computers. So they're safe.
 
These browsers act as virtual computers. So they're safe.
Awesome, thanks bud.

Btw I have an issue where I add the proxy in Dolphin, but I get error "Failed to get IP data, check your proxy connection".

I think the format is correct: socks5://15x.2xx.x.xxx:4444:'login':'password'

Any ideas?
 
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Let's say I want to use stealth account on Youtube, or ebay, and I have Chrome with tabs on those sites opened.

Is it safe to use anti-detect browser like Dolphin and access those sites without closing Chrome?
Different browsers have different contexts. You could actually have two accounts open at the same time using chrome and Firefox, for example. The only thing that is shared is your IP.
 
Different browsers have different contexts. You could actually have two accounts open at the same time using chrome and Firefox, for example. The only thing that is shared is your IP.
So if I have my personal FB account open in Chrome using normal IP and FB stealth account open in Dolphin Anty using a proxy, I am safely hidden and FB can't see both browsers are opened from the same computer?

These browsers act as virtual computers. So they're safe.
Quick question how exactly these browsers act as virtual computers, can you expand on that a bit?
 
So if I have my personal FB account open in Chrome using normal IP and FB stealth account open in Dolphin Anty using a proxy, I am safely hidden and FB can't see both browsers are opened from the same computer?
In theory, yes. You should have no problem. You need to be careful though because if you mess up with the proxies you might end up exposing your IPS.
 
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