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To be honest, you should definitely use an anti-detect browser. The main reason is that most mobile proxies have an Android fingerprint by default. This means you need to adjust your browser fingerprint to match Android — otherwise you'll get a TCP/IP fingerprint mismatch between your browser and the proxy.I know about proxy. is there a Google chrome extension you prefer to use? Is there better anti detect browser? Does the Google chrome profile works for seperation of the fingerprint enough for social media like LinkedIn or reddit could detect it? Can I use proxy for each chrome browser profile? How?
If your mobile proxy allows you to change the passive OS fingerprint to Windows, you could do that. But honestly, you're better off using an anti-detect browser directly — it offers additional important benefits to prevent your proxy from being detected.