Using proxies for OFM- Do I need to warmup the proxy

[BornAHustler]

When I put a new proxy into my antidetect browser, do i need to warm the proxy before i do anything with reddit.

I'm trying to post on reddit but I don't want the proxy to look completely fresh, if reddit has systems for that.

Maybe run youtube in the back for 10 minutes, then visit a wikipedia site for like 3 mins?

Then 24 hours after I can finally visit reddit and get the account up?

Let me know what you think.

 

[V]

Umm, I think you’ve got it all mixed up with warming an account. When you use an account on a proxy, you need to warm up the account. Do some browsing on the platform, don’t just start with creating a subReddit. Browse some posts, upvote some comments, start by commenting slowly, and increase the number of actions slowly every day.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Yes you should warm up your browser then warm up the cookies, the account then comment

 

[andreitek]

Most probably you need to make cookies and warm up the account by running it thru proxies.
I dont think proxies get warmed up xD ! Good luck man!

 

[ZinyProxy]

When I put a new proxy into my antidetect browser, do i need to warm the proxy before i do anything with reddit.

I'm trying to post on reddit but I don't want the proxy to look completely fresh, if reddit has systems for that.

Maybe run youtube in the back for 10 minutes, then visit a wikipedia site for like 3 mins?

Then 24 hours after I can finally visit reddit and get the account up?

Let me know what you think.

simply post quality comments, although the reddit system isnt stable now, even good contents get a ban, but you can take it slowly , one comments the first day, then increase slowly before your main task

 

[Ryan_2]

Warming up is not a bad idea since you are even trying it to make it look more natural. It is not a bad idea

 

[ristoriel]

When I put a new proxy into my antidetect browser, do i need to warm the proxy before i do anything with reddit.

I'm trying to post on reddit but I don't want the proxy to look completely fresh, if reddit has systems for that.

Maybe run youtube in the back for 10 minutes, then visit a wikipedia site for like 3 mins?

Then 24 hours after I can finally visit reddit and get the account up?

Let me know what you think.

Yes, warming it up with light browsing can help make it look natural. Waiting 24 hours before using Reddit is a good approach.

 

[BalticProxy_Eu]

You can't/don't need to warmup the proxy. Its just a redirection of your normal internet access. Basically if you connect from UK, London. And you buy Proxy from Europe like ours Riga, Latvia. Proxy will simply tell the website that you are coming from Riga, Latvia (EU) NOT UK anymore. That's all what a proxy does - nothing else nothing more.

What you can do and should do is warm up account itself. Do regular activity like a normal user. Reddit checks for a lot of things, make sure if you are using a proxy that you also have a privacy browser like gologin or adspower to properly spoof other data like geo etc.

 

[proxygo]

When I put a new proxy into my antidetect browser, do i need to warm the proxy before i do anything with reddit.

I'm trying to post on reddit but I don't want the proxy to look completely fresh, if reddit has systems for that.

Maybe run youtube in the back for 10 minutes, then visit a wikipedia site for like 3 mins?

Then 24 hours after I can finally visit reddit and get the account up?

Let me know what you think.

you warm up the account - not the ip.

 

[BornAHustler]

What you can do and should do is warm up account itself. Do regular activity like a normal user. Reddit checks for a lot of things, make sure if you are using a proxy that you also have a privacy browser like gologin or adspower to properly spoof other data like geo etc.

This is what i'm currently doing, I go on reddit for about 10 minutes and scroll around like a human before i create an account, then i go to make a new account, then i wait 24hrs and start small with my interactions and upvotes but they still shadowban me

 

[VAT]

You aren't supposed to warmup proxies, if its rotating then its even pointless. You need to warmup the reddit account.

 

[Fishoooo]

Warming up a proxy before using it on Reddit is a smart move to avoid looking suspicious. Here’s a streamlined approach:

1. Warm-Up Activities:
   • Start with general browsing (e.g., YouTube, Wikipedia, or news sites) for 10-15 minutes. This mimics normal user behavior.
   • Avoid Reddit during this initial phase to let the proxy establish a natural footprint.
2. Timing:
   • You don’t necessarily need to wait 24 hours. A few hours of warming up is usually enough, but consistency in behavior is key.
3. Reddit Interaction:
   • After warming up, start with low-risk actions on Reddit (e.g., browsing, upvoting) before moving to posting.
4. Pro Tip:
   • Use a consistent IP and user agent combo to avoid triggering Reddit’s anti-spam systems.

Good luck, and take it slow—Reddit’s systems are pretty sharp!

 

[natsuko]

I usually let my proxies chill for 24-48 hours with casual browsing before I touch Reddit, works fine so far