Managing Multiple IG Accounts with Anti-Detect Browser / Proxy

[affmela]

Hello everyone, first of all, this is my first post on this forum. I hope I haven't broken any rules.

I will be managing multiple accounts on Instagram in two stages: 10 accounts initially, then 20-30 accounts. Based on what I've read in the forum, I've decided to use Dolphy Anti. I've also read your recommendations for Residential or Mobile Proxy. I should add that I'm using a Mac computer.

I found a reliable provider for Mobile Proxy in my own country. My question is:

If I purchase 1 Proxy per month and use the same proxy for all accounts, rotating the IPs each time I log in, will that cause any issues? For example, if I spend 30 minutes on one account and then log into another account with a different IP, and then log into another with yet another different IP, will that create problems?

I also need your suggestions on another matter.

-Since I use a Mac, how should I configure the anti-detect browsers I downloaded? I noticed some critical points related to OS settings.
The actions I will perform on the accounts are liking, commenting, and following within daily limits. But my most important action is sharing posts.

Thank you in advance for your comments.

 

[Social Swarm]

You can try to make a cheap DIY or directly use something that is build for it like Onimator, SuSocial, or Igburst.

If you still want to go the hard way and lose a few hairs, use Incogniton on macOS, it works well for me.

It can work to use a rotating proxy and switch IPs between each connection, just make sure the IP prefix doesn’t stay the same. For example, this is bad:
91.210.120.5 -> 91.210.120.46 -> 91.210.120.93 Those are all from the same block and can be detected easily. Ideally, use IPs from different networks, for example. So use a good rotating mobile or residential proxy.

Start slowly to warm up the account: just scroll randomly, avoid doing too many actions during the first 10 days, and then ramp up activity gradually then you can try sharing post.

Take your time. Don't rush things.

 

[roosterseo]

Using one mobile proxy for all accounts isn't safe. Instagram can still link them through the same network range. It's better to use one proxy for 2 to 3 accounts max and keep each account on a consistent IP.

 

[ranaldjanssen]

Using 1 rotating mobile proxy for all accounts is risky. Instagram may flag the IP changes. Stick to 1 proxy per 3–5 accounts if possible.

 

[Tafankerdo]

On Mac, match your browser’s fingerprint (timezone, resolution, user agent). Spread out actions like likes, comments, and posts to avoid flags. Keep it natural.

 

[USAMobileProxyStore]

That setup is manageable or doable but Just be careful about the OS/browser fingerprint for each profile, and make sure that you close the account before logging into another browser profile. I hope that makes sense

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

Thats fine, just make sure you rotate the proxy between each account. Many agencies use a 4G proxy with a rotation link. Just rotate the proxy before the next account starts the actions.

 

[zambakur32]

Use a separate proxy per account to avoid issues. On Mac, ensure your anti-detect browser mimics real settings and keep actions steady and natural.

 

[WebAura Agency]

Welcome aboard! Rotating IPs too often can still link patterns try keeping 1 proxy per 2–3 accounts for stability. Configure browser fingerprints close to your Mac setup

 

[faddy1000]

What will you be doing with the accs?

 

[vyqiqefe]

I believe is safe as long as you use each time new ip and rotate that proxy. If you put more than 3-4 accounts/proxy is a big chance it will go wrong as you can't manage proper the ip change

 

[saferidge]

Sharing one proxy across many IG accounts will likely cause issues, even with rotation. It’s safer to keep 1 proxy per account or at least per 2–3 accounts max.

 

[faddy1000]

Sharing one proxy across many IG accounts will likely cause issues, even with rotation. It’s safer to keep 1 proxy per account or at least per 2–3 accounts max.

Depends what you consider many, I got 1 per 5 and no issues

 

[Flashid Team]

Not recommended to use single proxy for multiple Instagram accounts—platform can detect behavioral patterns even with IP rotation. Using dedicated proxies per account is much safer. For Mac configuration, disable location services, adjust privacy settings, and consistent device parameters in anti-detect browsers.

 

[1BrowserOfficial]

From what we see in practice, most issues with managing multiple IG accounts are not caused by the anti-detect browser itself, but by how the environment is used over time. Problems usually appear when IPs or locations are changed too frequently or when accounts are treated as short-term setups. Keeping a stable environment per account and spacing activity more naturally tends to reduce flags significantly. Consistency and pacing matter more than constantly rotating technical parameters.