Anti-detect browser recommendations for Reddit?

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What are some recommendations everyone has for anti-detect or anti-fingerprint browsers for Reddit? I'm trying to use it to either manually upvote or a bot. Mainly for manual/personal use.
 
GoLogin been working fine for me, avoiding shadowbans is more about behavior than just the browser tho.
 
The more popular ones are fine. I've yet to experience an issue with GoLogin or Dolphin for Reddit specifically. Mobile proxies are great for managing multiple accounts if you're considering using those too, but for just one account, consider your options for good residential IPs.
 
Dolphin Anty should be enough for Reddit, but other alternatives mentioned above also should work
 
no need of antidetect browser,check my past posts, it works very well
 
What are some recommendations everyone has for anti-detect or anti-fingerprint browsers for Reddit? I'm trying to use it to either manually upvote or a bot. Mainly for manual/personal use.
I use 2:

adspower + dophin.

I don't have any problems with them.
 
I generally use Adspower, and the security and rpa features are pretty good.
 
What are some recommendations everyone has for anti-detect or anti-fingerprint browsers for Reddit? I'm trying to use it to either manually upvote or a bot. Mainly for manual/personal use.
I tested gologin and bitbrowser both is good. But Gologin have a better interface, easy to use. If you have bugget i suggest definitly gologin.

If you have low budget you can try bitbrowser. Except interface everything almost same. Even bitbrowser have a couple more detailed options compared to gologin.
 
i’m using hidemyacc with residential proxies. setup’s been stable, but reddit is super strict with behavior on the forum. so aside from picking good quality proxies, i try to be extra careful with how i interact, slow actions, natural timing, and no patterns. that’s been the key for keeping accounts alive.
 
For manual grind, even Brave in VM with isolated sessions works if you're chill.
 
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