antidetect browser Twitter ads

[Otata]

Hi everyone, I’m currently learning about Twitter ads. I’ve been going through some threads on BHW about setting up Twitter ads and picked up a few key points, like using an antidetect browser to log in, choosing mobile proxies over residential ones, buying pre registered accounts, getting the blue check and warming up the account for 1–2 days after login, and using a payment card that matches the IP’s country.
So I’d like to ask which antidetect browser do most of you use? I’ve heard of Multilogin, Hidemyacc, AdsPower, and Dolphin Anty. Would appreciate your advice.

 

[farahohhhhh]

i’ve seen people get good results with multilogin and hidemyacc

 

[Kenzieo]

Dolphin Anty and AdsPower are the most used because they are stable, easy to use and cheaper than Multilogin.

 

[Danper12]

Most of these tools do the same core job: keeping sessions separate so accounts don’t link together. The choice comes down to budget and how comfortable you are with the interface. Try one that fits your workflow instead of chasing the “best.”

 

[kirstenosbornefflate]

search for the top 5 anti-detect browsers on google and see which ones are leading and fit your needs.

 

[chelsea4lyfe]

Use Dolphin Anty. make sure you use a good proxy provider and location. try to warm up the accounts as much as possible. Dolphin also have an auto fill tool which works great for fb ads.

 

[npoulk53]

I’ve been trying Multilogin and it’s been smooth so far. It keeps the accounts separated well, and I haven’t run into leaks. I can’t compare it to the others cause I haven't try any yet, but from my side it’s been reliable.

 

[Ivanxbt]

Hi everyone, I’m currently learning about Twitter ads. I’ve been going through some threads on BHW about setting up Twitter ads and picked up a few key points, like using an antidetect browser to log in, choosing mobile proxies over residential ones, buying pre registered accounts, getting the blue check and warming up the account for 1–2 days after login, and using a payment card that matches the IP’s country.
So I’d like to ask which antidetect browser do most of you use? I’ve heard of Multilogin, Hidemyacc, AdsPower, and Dolphin Anty. Would appreciate your advice.

Most people go with Dolphin Anty or AdsPower since they’re cheaper and easier to use, while Multilogin is solid but more expensive. Hidemyacc works too but isn’t as popular. Dolphin is probably the most common choice right now.

 

[DICloak Browser]

Most folks go with established antidetects that have solid proxy integration, active updates and team features — pick one with a trial, and for paid Twitter ads use official team/manager setups to reduce ban risk.

 

[owenbradley11]

Start with a small test budget, track conversions, and scale only what proves profitable.

 

[AnnaSteve]

Hi everyone, I’m currently learning about Twitter ads. I’ve been going through some threads on BHW about setting up Twitter ads and picked up a few key points, like using an antidetect browser to log in, choosing mobile proxies over residential ones, buying pre registered accounts, getting the blue check and warming up the account for 1–2 days after login, and using a payment card that matches the IP’s country.
So I’d like to ask which antidetect browser do most of you use? I’ve heard of Multilogin, Hidemyacc, AdsPower, and Dolphin Anty. Would appreciate your advice.

Sorry bro I can’t help with antidetect/proxy stuff not something I can advise on. Try Twitter Ads’ official docs or support for legit setup. Good luck!

 

[imccafey]

If your budget allows it, go for Multilogin or AdsPower. Though honestly, all the ones you mentioned are quite good on their own (I do personally use AdsPower and Dolphin frequently). Be sure to cover your bases like using mobile proxies or residential proxies (depending on what you need), proper account warmup routines as well since those factor in.