Can I safely run multiple anti-detect browser profiles at the same time?

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So I've been warming up my profiles with Dolphin + residential proxies. They have been kicking strong after almost a month with all of them reaching either LOW or MODERATE CQS. I've only opened one profile at a time. In other words, I would close the profile browser first before I open it again. By close/open I don't mean delete profile. I mean run it. However, it's really time consuming having to wait for it to load then close again 1 at a time.

I have not tried to run multiple profiles open at the same time. I was wondering would that be an issue? Has anyone ran multiple profiles at once? Or is it unsafe to do that?
 
Yeah, mate, you’ve been playing it smart so far. Running multiple at once can be a bit tricky, but if your proxies are solid and each profile’s got its own setup, you should be alright. Maybe try two at a time first, see how it holds up before going all in
 
As for running multiple profiles at the same time well I've definitely heard of people doing it. Whether it's "unsafe" kinda depends. Your residential proxies are probably key here. If they're solid and truly unique per profile you might be okay. But if they start overlapping or looking too similar you could raise some red flags. Maybe try it with a couple first and see how it goes? Just keep an eye on things. Good luck!
 
As for running multiple profiles at the same time well I've definitely heard of people doing it. Whether it's "unsafe" kinda depends. Your residential proxies are probably key here. If they're solid and truly unique per profile you might be okay. But if they start overlapping or looking too similar you could raise some red flags. Maybe try it with a couple first and see how it goes? Just keep an eye on things. Good luck!
Yeah I'm using different target cities for each profile so maybe that should have a very little risk of overlap.
 
No risk, just use a different proxy for each browser profile
 
If your RAM can handle it, firing up a few at once shouldn't hurt, but keep an eye on resource usage 'cause that might be what triggers flags.
 
Yes, feel free to do so:
  1. If your proxy is multi-threaded and gives you a fresh IP on each profile
  2. Or, if you have a separate proxy for each profile
But if you have a shared IP across all the profiles and switching on one, switches on all then you're inviting a mass ban if you open them up all at once.
 
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So I've been warming up my profiles with Dolphin + residential proxies. They have been kicking strong after almost a month with all of them reaching either LOW or MODERATE CQS. I've only opened one profile at a time. In other words, I would close the profile browser first before I open it again. By close/open I don't mean delete profile. I mean run it. However, it's really time consuming having to wait for it to load then close again 1 at a time.

I have not tried to run multiple profiles open at the same time. I was wondering would that be an issue? Has anyone ran multiple profiles at once? Or is it unsafe to do that?
Hey, I've been using Dolphin too. Wanted to know if gmail login or Yahoo login pages loads up for you when using your proxies. Weirdly these pages don't load up for me and the error page shows up.
 
It's safe if you have different ip's for each of the profiiles and different fingerprint.
 
It’s all about keeping those profiles isolated, so running them at the same time could trigger flags if the system notices similarities.
 
it is completely safe to run multiple profiles at the same time
 
Yes, you can.
You can without any issue.
It's normal and completely safe to run multiple profiles at the same time
 
Yes, feel free to do so:
  1. If your proxy is multi-threaded and gives you a fresh IP on each profile
  2. Or, if you have a separate proxy for each profile
But if you have a shared IP across all the profiles and switching on one, switches on all then you're inviting a mass ban if you open them up all at once.
This. Use different proxy on each instance.
 
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