I don't think so. These profiles are basically as if you have a complete fresh new browser installed with no history, cookies etc. It doesn't interact or fetch data from your other profiles or browsers. It's just a tip bro I just wanted to help. It works perfectly for me to avoid the sandbox problem on youtube so I wanted to share what worked for me.doesnt firefox leave a footprint or something ? i wanna manage more youtube channels and dont link them![]()
sounds good do you use the profiles in icognito on firefox or normal ?I don't think so. These profiles are basically as if you have a complete fresh new browser installed with no history, cookies etc. It doesn't interact or fetch data from your other profiles or browsers. It's just a tip bro I just wanted to help. It works perfectly for me to avoid the sandbox problem on youtube so I wanted to share what worked for me.
Normal so I don't have to log in everytime but if it's not too much work for you, you can use in incognito.sounds good do you use the profiles in icognito on firefox or normal ?
yep will use the icognito but i got 4g proxys and they change ip evrytime so icognito sounds ok for me cheers for adviceNormal so I don't have to log in everytime but if it's not too much work for you, you can use in incognito.
time to search for my usbFirefox portable i think will work for what you're trying to do
Yeah 4G proxies are like luxurious proxies and the best on the market but for my purpose I can go for the cheaper variant and use ipv4 which is cheap and perfect for my purpose.yep will use the icognito but i got 4g proxys and they change ip evrytime so icognito sounds ok for me cheers for advice
Yeah, to avoid getting sandboxed. Let's say you do 1M views per month on account A and you want to make a new account B but all of a sudden account A goes from 1M views per month to 700k views and account B has 300k views now. You just shifted the 1M views across 2 channels. With different ips, browsers or even pcs you can avoid this sandbox problem. It's only necessary if you have a channel with a big view count per month. Not required if you have like 1k views per month, then you can have multiple channels on the same ip.What is the benefit of using this approach ? Does youtube give any penalty on using many channel on same IP ?
May I ask where you get your IPV4 from ?Yeah 4G proxies are like luxurious proxies and the best on the market but for my purpose I can go for the cheaper variant and use ipv4 which is cheap and perfect for my purpose.
panel. proxiline . netMay I ask where you get your IPV4 from ?
i got 3 phones and everytime i enter airplane mod i get a new ip with anothe location around the country i format one of the phone from fabric and will use the 4g from that oneYeah 4G proxies are like luxurious proxies and the best on the market but for my purpose I can go for the cheaper variant and use ipv4 which is cheap and perfect for my purpose.
yep thats my case youtube cand be a beach ! made accounts on parents for adsense the problem is taxes are big in my cpuntry tho if i have a bussines its cheap ... so yeah f bureaucracyYeah, to avoid getting sandboxed. Let's say you do 1M views per month on account A and you want to make a new account B but all of a sudden account A goes from 1M views per month to 700k views and account B has 300k views now. You just shifted the 1M views across 2 channels. With different ips, browsers or even pcs you can avoid this sandbox problem. It's only necessary if you have a channel with a big view count per month. Not required if you have like 1k views per month, then you can have multiple channels on the same ip.
I use firefox and make new profiles "about: profiles". I use a different proxy for each profile and it works perfect for me.
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yep will use the icognito but i got 4g proxys and they change ip evrytime so icognito sounds ok for me cheers for advice
time to search for my usband will try to use firefox installed on the usb cheers
I heard you can also avoid this problem if your channel is partnered with a mcn.Yeah, to avoid getting sandboxed. Let's say you do 1M views per month on account A and you want to make a new account B but all of a sudden account A goes from 1M views per month to 700k views and account B has 300k views now. You just shifted the 1M views across 2 channels. With different ips, browsers or even pcs you can avoid this sandbox problem. It's only necessary if you have a channel with a big view count per month. Not required if you have like 1k views per month, then you can have multiple channels on the same ip.
How many channels can be managed by using that browser ?Use TOR browser