But if I have a number of accounts that got shadowbanned, won't Reddit recognise my fingerprint (from my browser or my laptop), if i use a regular browser (such as Chrome)?You don't need an antidetect browser, and they often make your fingerprint more suspicious. In general, with a regular browser, and a common PC, your fingerprint isn't that unique. It's not what's getting you banned.
what about using separate VMs for each account and just using basic browsers?"Antidetect" browsers are mostly detectable and will result in your account being banned by just logging in through them. Only use them if you're 100% sure they're safe. You can use any popular browser instead, they support proxies, automation etc and will be far safer than "antidetect" browsers in general.
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Ip quality matters and how you warm up your accs.
Only 5 profilesI have been using AdsPower and it is working perfectly. I use their free plan.
What means of warm up accsWe use adspower and mix of mobile and residential proxy.
Ip quality matters and how you warm up your accs.
Try AdsPower or Multilogin with mobile proxies. They have solid fingerprint protection and work well with Reddit when paired with rotating mobile IPs. This setup should reduce shadowbans significantly.Hi, I've been looking for quite a while for a good anti detect broswer for Reddit because I have an issue everytime I launch Reddit with Dolphin and an proxy usually I get error from reddit and leading to shadowban / ban. What's the best solution with the best anti-detect broswer with normal finger prints that are not reconisged by Reddit system?