anti-detect browser ALTERNATIVE?

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factory24

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I have heard a few people say to use proxies but don't use a anti-detect browser.

But they never say what to use instead...

Assuming your are going to manage a lot of reddit accounts, say 1,000, what would you use to replace an anti-detect browser?
 
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Managing 1,000 accounts without an anti-detect browser can get tricky. Instead, you could use browser automation tools like Puppeteer or Selenium paired with unique profiles and proxies. Virtual machines or containerized setups like Multilogin alternatives might also work well. Keep it natural to avoid triggering any red flags!
 
Managing that many accounts is always going to be tricky. I personally have worked on multiple Reddit accounts with NordVPN and it has worked pretty well for me. In terms of using an anti detect browser, I have worked with AdsPower and Dolphin anty and they both worked well for me too.
 
Instead of traditional anti-detect browsers, you can use isolated virtual machines (e.g., VMware or VirtualBox) or create unique browser profiles with tools like Multilogin or Incogniton. Pair these setups with high-quality residential proxies to maintain unique IPs for each account. Automation tools like Python scripts for account management, combined with careful scheduling, can streamline the process while minimizing detection risks.
 
Yeah in my opinion, outsourcing the browser side of things to a company that specialises in it will save yourself a ton of headaches
 
You can't live on Reddit these days without Anti Detect browser
 
Proxy Cake said:
Yeah in my opinion, outsourcing the browser side of things to a company that specialises in it will save yourself a ton of headaches
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Are you saying to use an anti detect browser. I am not sure what you mean by your comment.
 
factory24 said:
Are you saying to use an anti detect browser. I am not sure what you mean by your comment.
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Yes I'm saying using an anti detect browser means you don't have to worry about that side of things. Which means you can focus on more important things
 
factory24 said:
I have heard a few people say to use proxies but don't use a anti-detect browser.

But they never say what to use instead...

Assuming your are going to manage a lot of reddit accounts, say 1,000, what would you use to replace an anti-detect browser?
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What are you doing with that many accounts?
 
visibilitysolution said:
Managing 1,000 accounts without an anti-detect browser can get tricky. Instead, you could use browser automation tools like Puppeteer or Selenium paired with unique profiles and proxies. Virtual machines or containerized setups like Multilogin alternatives might also work well. Keep it natural to avoid triggering any red flags!
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Thanks chatgpt

williamsharris143 said:
Managing that many accounts is always going to be tricky. I personally have worked on multiple Reddit accounts with NordVPN and it has worked pretty well for me. In terms of using an anti detect browser, I have worked with AdsPower and Dolphin anty and they both worked well for me too.
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Thanks chatgpt

natsuko said:
Instead of traditional anti-detect browsers, you can use isolated virtual machines (e.g., VMware or VirtualBox) or create unique browser profiles with tools like Multilogin or Incogniton. Pair these setups with high-quality residential proxies to maintain unique IPs for each account. Automation tools like Python scripts for account management, combined with careful scheduling, can streamline the process while minimizing detection risks.
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Thanks chatgpt
 
TheSplinter said:
What are you doing with that many accounts?
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affiliate marketing

I have gone through thousands of accounts over the past 3 years, bought from vendors and made manually in-house. Currently have 1200 active non-banned accounts.

Its like a cycle though, there is a life cycle. After a certain amount of use I retire the account and hope it lasts as long as it can without getting banned. Then there are accounts that we are actively use. Then there are acconts that we are building/warming and not using for marketing efforts yet.

No disrespect, but if you don't have at least like 300 or 500 accounts I can't image anyone is doing enough marketing and making money on Reddit that you could be doing. I cant imaging operating on Reddit without at least a few hundred accounts.
 
Use Firefox Portable or Chromium
Anti-detect browsers are useless and in many cases it's even worse to use then
 
you can try VMs with isolated setups like sandboxie or go for rotating proxies with separate sessions it works well if configured properly
 
Spicy Chromosomes said:
Use Firefox Portable or Chromium
Anti-detect browsers are useless and in many cases it's even worse to use then
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Not 1 anti detect browser is leting me make an account at microsoft.....works fine on my normal browser tho
 
I use gologin. I don't know if it works for reddit, but it works great for opening a cloud.
 
You can use Firefox Portable if you don't want to pay for Anti detect browsers, but if you need to manage 100s of accounts, it will be annoying
 
factory24 said:
I have heard a few people say to use proxies but don't use a anti-detect browser.

But they never say what to use instead...

Assuming your are going to manage a lot of reddit accounts, say 1,000, what would you use to replace an anti-detect browser?
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Instead of using an anti-detect browser, consider using regular browsers with proxies, and focus on using browser fingerprint rotation tools, like Multilogin or Ghost Browser, along with proper IP rotation. This helps mimic natural user behavior without triggering bans.
 
For managing 1,000 Reddit accounts, I’d go with a combo of headless browsers like Puppeteer or Selenium running on separate VPS instances. Hook each one up with a solid residential proxy to keep IPs distinct. Way more control than anti-detect browsers and easier to scale.
 
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