AdsPower VS Dolphin

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I’ve been using Dolphin Anty for several years and I’m generally satisfied with it. However, every time Dolphin shuts down (manually or due to system updates or whatever), more than half of my profiles fail to save the last session’s logins and websites.

This makes it very time-consuming to relaunch 30+ profiles and log back into multiple websites while dealing with CAPTCHAs and long verifications.

Recently, I started using AdsPower and noticed that even after a forced shutdown, all sessions and logins are saved perfectly after relaunching the profiles.

I have over 200 profiles in Dolphin, so migrating them isn’t practical. Is there a way to make Dolphin reliably save sessions and logins the same way AdsPower does?



(**Please don’t reply “Ask Dolphin support.” If that had helped, I wouldn’t have posted this.)
 
I’ve been using Dolphin Anty for several years and I’m generally satisfied with it. However, every time Dolphin shuts down (manually or due to system updates or whatever), more than half of my profiles fail to save the last session’s logins and websites.

This makes it very time-consuming to relaunch 30+ profiles and log back into multiple websites while dealing with CAPTCHAs and long verifications.

Recently, I started using AdsPower and noticed that even after a forced shutdown, all sessions and logins are saved perfectly after relaunching the profiles.

I have over 200 profiles in Dolphin, so migrating them isn’t practical. Is there a way to make Dolphin reliably save sessions and logins the same way AdsPower does?



(**Please don’t reply “Ask Dolphin support.” If that had helped, I wouldn’t have posted this.)
I think AdsPower and GoLogin are still the two best because I find them quite easy to use and the service fees are reasonable.
 
AdsPower vs Dolphin Anty:
- AdsPower: Optimized for teams, supports easy automation, powerful account management, suitable for businesses.
- Dolphin Anty: Lightweight, performance-focused, integrates automation scripts, suitable for individuals or small teams.
My advice:
- Choose AdsPower if you need team management and automation.
- Choose Dolphin Anty if you need a lightweight solution and automated scripts.
 
It's very difficult to get Dolphin to function like Adspower, as it depends on the platform's technical team. To ensure long-term security, you should gradually transfer your data from Dolphin.
 
From what I understand, Dolphin handles session storage differently than AdsPower. If the browser is closed unexpectedly, some local session data may not sync properly, which can cause login loss.
 
In my experience, AdsPower is simply better at session maintenance. With Dolphin, I found the fingerprint recognition to be stable, but the session recovery capabilities were weaker if something interrupted the synchronization process.
 
I’ve been using Dolphin Anty for several years and I’m generally satisfied with it. However, every time Dolphin shuts down (manually or due to system updates or whatever), more than half of my profiles fail to save the last session’s logins and websites.

This makes it very time-consuming to relaunch 30+ profiles and log back into multiple websites while dealing with CAPTCHAs and long verifications.

Recently, I started using AdsPower and noticed that even after a forced shutdown, all sessions and logins are saved perfectly after relaunching the profiles.

I have over 200 profiles in Dolphin, so migrating them isn’t practical. Is there a way to make Dolphin reliably save sessions and logins the same way AdsPower does?



(**Please don’t reply “Ask Dolphin support.” If that had helped, I wouldn’t have posted this.)
Ads Power is definitely more useful, and if you're still using the old proxy like Dolphin, then transferring accounts shouldn't be a problem.
 
I’ve been using Dolphin Anty for several years and I’m generally satisfied with it. However, every time Dolphin shuts down (manually or due to system updates or whatever), more than half of my profiles fail to save the last session’s logins and websites.

This makes it very time-consuming to relaunch 30+ profiles and log back into multiple websites while dealing with CAPTCHAs and long verifications.

Recently, I started using AdsPower and noticed that even after a forced shutdown, all sessions and logins are saved perfectly after relaunching the profiles.

I have over 200 profiles in Dolphin, so migrating them isn’t practical. Is there a way to make Dolphin reliably save sessions and logins the same way AdsPower does?



(**Please don’t reply “Ask Dolphin support.” If that had helped, I wouldn’t have posted this.)
One option would be to establish a regular automatic save procedure before closing Dolphin and to export your profiles as backups on a regular basis. One alternative is to use a browser plugin or session manager that saves logins separately from Dolphin. This way, you won't have to re-log in every time you want to avoid CAPTCHAs, and you can still save time with Dolphin.
 
Dolphin just struggles with session persistence. Avoid forced shutdowns or run it in a VM no real way to match adspower perfectly.
 
The best options are still PowerAds and Google Ads; these two browsers have great features and are very easy to use.
 
From what I’ve seen its more a limitation of how dolphin handles state than something you can fully fix. You can reduce losses with cleaner exits and stable environmentsbut it wont behave as sticky as adspower by design.
 
There's no way for Dolphin to reliably save sessions like AdsPower does when it shuts down unexpectedly. This is an architectural difference, not due to misconfiguration. Dolphin only saves sessions well when the profile is closed properly, while AdsPower continuously records sessions, so it recovers almost 100% after a crash or shutdown. With Dolphin, you can only mitigate the risk, not completely fix it.
 
No Dolphin doesn’t reliably save sessions like AdsPower does. AdsPower’s profile system is more robust, so forced shutdowns don’t lose logins.
 
I use Adspower for Google ads and Facebook. It easy to used.
 
Dolphin session sync isn’t as forgiving — crashes can cost you logins.
 
Dolphin Anty, I also used it for a while, but the features are quite complex. You might want to use AdsPower, which is more suitable for beginners.
 
I use AdsPower because I find it convenient; you can check it out.
 
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