Anti detect browser for instagram

if you’re posting it’s better to stick with using different phones. Depending on where you are located the Samsung a15 is quite cheap so it’s easier to get multiples. and able to easily handle you’re posting
 
please dont go with sharingtool. i have very bad experience with them. if you are already managing them with phone then there are two automation software which works with mobile device available here on bhw marketplace. try out them.
mind sharing more? what happened? why the bad experience?

been thinking of getting it myself but cannot find any solid reviews.. thanks
 
Dolphin Anty never fails, make sure to use a good proxy service and you're safe to go.
 
someone mentioned using phones? Makes sense, but what is the app to do this?
 
Hey, I’m currently only marketing on instagram with multiple phones.

Now I want to start posting on my pc too.
But I’m wondering which browser I should use for this, ik there are many out there and I already worked with some like dolphin or gologin but I’m wondering if there are any important differences?

I also saw that some tools do emulate IOS or android too and I assume it’s better to emulate IOS instead of chrome to post on instagram, is that true?

I currently know following tools: Go login, anty dolphin, kameleo, multi browser

If you work successfully with an anti detect tool for instagram I would really appreciate your advise. We can exchange informations too. But I think warmup and posting is just the same like with mobile phones.
Must be mobile based.
 
What about links and highlighted links? I don't think we can do that in the anti-detect browser.
 
if you have phones to do that, keep then, that's the most secure way to handle ig accounts. But if you really want to use browsers, both adspower and dolphin anti (with good mobile proxies) are good options. But keep in mind: not as good as using a phone
 
Tried any of the browsers with phone emulation built in or with AI? Wonder if they'll fare any better than the ones already mentioned :shrug:
 
I've tried a few, and consistency seems to matter more than the browser itself.
I'd pick one tool, stick with the same setup, and avoid constantly changing fingerprints—that's usually more important than emulating iOS vs. Chrome.
 
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