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I read always about antidetect browsers. Why not use chrome/chromium with different profiles and proxies?
 
Because there are very sophisticated anti-bot stuff that uses ways to detect automating browsing by tracking hardware discrepancies.
 
Hi
I read always about antidetect browsers. Why not use chrome/chromium with different profiles and proxies?
It works but with antibrowsers, you can setup separate proxies for each.
 
The point is to look as generic as possible while maintaining unique canvas / imei / screen resolution and stuff like that. They aren't always used for identification but changing a lot of that data helps. When you login from the same ASN or subnet, you want to have many profiles that don't look the same, but similar and realistic.
 
Hi
I read always about antidetect browsers. Why not use chrome/chromium with different profiles and proxies?
Antidetect browsers are best because they have better features for security.
 
You can do that. Perfectly fine.
Yeah, this works completely.

I think people like the multilogin services cause its ez to get VA to log in and complete tasks, or to keep stuffnorganized and quickly switch and manage proxies, user agents, etc
 
Hi
I read always about antidetect browsers. Why not use chrome/chromium with different profiles and proxies?
It depends on what you are trying to do, using chrome with different profiles works.
 
From my experience, Chrome profiles and proxies do work. However, if you run 10+ profiles, you will quickly get exhausted of switching proxies and profiles manually with each login. An antidetect will manage proxies, save sessions, give a profile panel, let your VAs in and - most important - give you a good fingerprint. The latter one is key. The chance of all your accounts linked and banned in one wave because of fingerprint is always there.
 
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