any good scheduler for X multiple accounts with proxy supported?
- Aug 24, 2020
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Managing multiple accounts on any platform tends to be rather tricky. Not directly management tools, you could consider using anti-detect browsers such as Multilogin or AdsPower for just that. You could also apply your proxy directly the software so it doesn't interfere with your other browsing and such. They do a pretty good job against fingerprinting and isolating profiles, Multilogin particularly. Manage your use and you'll be all set.
yeah i know and use anti detect browsers for reddit but i cant schedule posts with anti detect browser unless i code a bot and keep it running on an rdp, thats why i thought a tool would be helpful
Andrew_AgrowthAds
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- Aug 24, 2020
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Yeah, there's that though. You could have a custom tool coded for that here if you don't wanna bother with doing that on your own, but I could see why that overcomplicates things a bit. Would be nice if a reliable panel could do that. I'll keep you posted if something crops up on my radar.
CloakKing99
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- May 31, 2025
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Use tools like Jarvee or SocialPilot for scheduling multiple X accounts with proxies. Jarvee is powerful but needs setup; SocialPilot is easier and cloud-based. Avoid unreliable apps.
GlobalProxy4g
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Yeah, ran into similar problems before, especially when managing X (Twitter) accounts through tools that don’t handle proxies well. FS Poster and Susocial can be tricky if you're using rotating or mobile IPs.
What helped in my case was organizing accounts by proxy type and using schedulers that support session-based setups. Mobile proxies (with proper session handling) have been more stable lately, especially when each account sticks to one identity and IP combo.
It’s not just about the tool; how it connects through the proxy makes a big difference for long-term stability.
admiraldeals
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- Jul 29, 2025
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A few months ago I was losing accounts like crazy Facebook, TikTok, even random affiliate networks
Nothing seemed to stick, and I was burning through setups every week. Then someone here mentioned Multilogin and I gave the paid trial a shot, didn’t expect much to be honest but it actually made a big difference
I faced Clean browser fingerprints, proper isolation my profiles just stopped getting flagged. Within a few weeks, I went from losing 3–4 accounts a week to almost none and that alone saved me hundreds in setup costs, time, and stress. While searching around I found a working discount code: ADMIRAL30 that gives you 30% off on monthly plans
Not trying to pitch anything, just sharing what helped me
Hopefully it helps someone else too
Nothing seemed to stick, and I was burning through setups every week. Then someone here mentioned Multilogin and I gave the paid trial a shot, didn’t expect much to be honest but it actually made a big difference
I faced Clean browser fingerprints, proper isolation my profiles just stopped getting flagged. Within a few weeks, I went from losing 3–4 accounts a week to almost none and that alone saved me hundreds in setup costs, time, and stress. While searching around I found a working discount code: ADMIRAL30 that gives you 30% off on monthly plans
Not trying to pitch anything, just sharing what helped me
Hopefully it helps someone else too
If you need to manage multiple Facebook accounts and schedule posts automatically, tools like Hootsuite, Buffer, or Zoho Social are your best bet. These tools are not only powerful, but also more stable and have long-term Facebook approval.
EthanJames023
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- Aug 16, 2025
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Try TweetDeck alternatives like Oneup, Publer, or loomly - they support proxies and handle multiple X accounts more reliably.