Why do people swear by Multilogin?

ok so i will try some couple of anti detect browsers.
 
Multilogin appeared in the same year as Linken Sphere. We are currently using Sphere, and I can't say that multilogin is better in any way. We compared the quality of fingerprint substitution. If you're interested, I'll make a separate thread with the results. But overall, there is no advantage.

I'm not saying he's bad, but I don't see any killer features.
How can you check / compare the quality of both?
 
Does anyone have any experience with MoreLogin? Is it decent?
this is a newer one i believe and they have a feature to fake having a "real" canvas so that your profile is not 100% unique (to blend it better),
with other antidetect browsers they recommend to not mask your canvas at all so that it will not be 100% unique.
 
Multilogin’s has been around for a while in the space, hence the buildup in rep. In terms of features personally I prefer ADs like Dolphin and AdsPower both have a smoother UI and better pricing.
 
Multilogin’s has been around for a while in the space, hence the buildup in rep. In terms of features personally I prefer ADs like Dolphin and AdsPower both have a smoother UI and better pricing.
imo gologin did the best job in UI, very minimalistic and easy to use, unfortunately there is no option to have local profiles and no quick profile option which kinda sucks
 
What I'm curious about is that there are many fingerprint scanners on the market. I'm not sure if there's a significant difference between them, other than their interface and price. They all do their job as intended.I don't see much difference.
 
For me, the Gologin interface seems unfinished. I don't know how anyone could choose it over tier-1 browsers.

In general, when it comes to design, most cheap browsers look like some kind of template/white label product from Chinese developers. Poor adaptation to other languages and “Adspower style” in design. Dozens of Chinese anti-detection browsers that are no different from each other.

But I understand that tier-1 browsers have a similar design, and that's normal, only Linken Sphere is significantly different.

In any case, design is not the main thing, the main thing is the quality of fingerprint substitution, timely updates of the browser core, and technical performance.

If any product fulfills its function, there is no point in criticizing it. As for multilogin, it has always been a normal product.
What do you classify as tier-1 browser?
 
Is it just branding? Am I missing something here?
Whatever rocks your boat. AKA whatever gets the job done.
If one tool keeps working, why not keep using it? Though, you can always test the competition to see if they work better
 
It doesn't matter how long you've been in the industry. What matters is quality and price, in any industry. Same in anti detecs. Personally like gologin, 1browser. The price is low then others have and quality is good
 
Mostly branding + legacy trust.

Multilogin built its reputation early with strong fingerprint isolation and stability, so agencies and risk-averse teams stick with it. That trust compounds over time.

Today, Dolphin, GoLogin, AdsPower have largely caught up for most use cases. For typical media buying or account farming, the difference is marginal.
 
I’ve noticed that many people treat Multilogin as if it’s far superior to other antidetect browsers. I get that they’ve been in the industry for over 10 years, but other browsers like dolphin, gologin, adspower have been around for 5 years or so which seems enough to catch up.

Is it just branding? Am I missing something here?
Antidetect browsers are incredible for web workflows like Ads Manager, but if you're trying to automate mobile-first apps like TikTok, the browser fingerprinting usually gives it away. Has anyone here fully transitioned from antidetects to cloud phones (like DuoPlus or GeeLark) for their IG/TikTok farms
 
I’ve been using both DA and Adspower, can’t complain about either tbh. Majority of issues arise when people are not properly warming their accounts and then blame the browser.
 
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