Different Firefox Profiles=Different Cookies?

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About 6 months ago, Firefox implemented "profiles." Meaning, when you start up Firefox, you get an option of which Firefox "profile" you want to use Firefox in. Does this mean if I create a new profile or several, cookies from my main profile will be clear in those profiles?

Basically, can I use Firefox's profiles feature to manage multiple FB accounts, since the cookies should be separate via profiles?
 
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Why don't you use other tool instead of firefox to manage you FB accounts?
 
SLL said:
Basically, can I use Firefox's profiles feature to manage multiple FB accounts, since the cookies should be separate via profiles?
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You'll be leaving alot of footprints behind, aside from your browser profile/cookies
 
I may recommend you to use portable browsers. PortableApps software is sweat for this task.
 
SLL said:
What exactly are footprints? I'm intrigued. Thank you!
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Imagine,
You're walking around my house on a snowy night...

But I notice footprints going up to my doors and windows, so I call the police.

Unfortunately for you, the police showed up while you were in my backyard and they see your shadow - and chase you.

So you jump the fence and start to run. 5 minutes later, the police caught you.

You denied everything, you're a "jogger" going for a "run"

So what the police do is bring you back to my house, look at the bottom of your shoes, and see if the foot prints match.

If you're innocent, you'll have different shoe sole designs, and a specific size of shoe which is also different.

If you're guilty, your shoes fit into the snow print & on a seperate foot print in the snow they see the same design as your shoe.



This is how footprints work on social media in a way, except you're dealing with Facebook
 
unknownsmmers said:
Imagine,
You're walking around my house on a snowy night...

But I notice footprints going up to my doors and windows, so I call the police.

Unfortunately for you, the police showed up while you were in my backyard and they see your shadow - and chase you.

So you jump the fence and start to run. 5 minutes later, the police caught you.

You denied everything, you're a "jogger" going for a "run"

So what the police do is bring you back to my house, look at the bottom of your shoes, and see if the foot prints match.

If you're innocent, you'll have different shoe sole designs, and a specific size of shoe which is also different.

If you're guilty, your shoes fit into the snow print & on a seperate foot print in the snow they see the same design as your shoe.



This is how footprints work on social media in a way, except you're dealing with Facebook
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Kek. Clever analogy, however I was asking as applied to Facebook. If you clear your cache, cookies, use a different user agent (spoof), and are on a clean connection, I see little they can do aside from asses you via screen resolution and your computer clock. Just looking to expand my area of knowledge, so please do explain footprints in the application of Facebook.
 
SLL said:
Kek. Clever analogy, however I was asking as applied to Facebook. If you clear your cache, cookies, use a different user agent (spoof), and are on a clean connection, I see little they can do aside from asses you via screen resolution and your computer clock. Just looking to expand my area of knowledge, so please do explain footprints in the application of Facebook.
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You can never get rid of footprints that easily.

You need to remodify a lot of data, even binary stuff (in my personal experience).
 
Frenzied said:
You can never get rid of footprints that easily.

You need to remodify a lot of data, even binary stuff (in my personal experience).
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So what exactly are footprints, in the context of re-making a FB account, etc.? Please educate me. And how would I get rid of said data?
 
SLL said:
So what exactly are footprints, in the context of re-making a FB account, etc.? Please educate me. And how would I get rid of said data?
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Important information indeed. We need to gather as much knowledge as we can to avoid being flagged once again ..
 
If you are looking to maintain multiple FB accounts/profiles e.g more then 20-30 accounts then you should definitely use "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies".

FB is very smart and it's collecting a lot of information like:

-Canvas fingerprinting,
-Font fingerprinting,
-AudioContext fingerprinting,
-WebGL HashReport and ImageHash,
-ClientRects fingerprinting,
-Ubercookies...

PS: If you are deleting your cookies from your FB accounts/profiles they will get blocked very fast and you should avoid it. If your budget is very low and if you can't afford "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies", then it's definitely better to use different browser like Opera, IE, Firefox, Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Waterfox, Avast browser etc. for your FB account/profiles instead of deleting cookies and using just one browser.
 
cygh1980 said:
If you are looking to maintain multiple FB accounts/profiles e.g more then 20-30 accounts then you should definitely use "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies".

FB is very smart and it's collecting a lot of information like:

-Canvas fingerprinting,
-Font fingerprinting,
-AudioContext fingerprinting,
-WebGL HashReport and ImageHash,
-ClientRects fingerprinting,
-Ubercookies...

PS: If you are deleting your cookies from your FB accounts/profiles they will get blocked very fast and you should avoid it. If your budget is very low and if you can't afford "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies", then it's definitely better to use different browser like Opera, IE, Firefox, Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Waterfox, Avast browser etc. for your FB account/profiles instead of deleting cookies and using just one browser.
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In my case I just need to maintain one account which needs to replace my disabled one but it seems so hard. I'm confused and dont know which way works best
 
cygh1980 said:
If you are looking to maintain multiple FB accounts/profiles e.g more then 20-30 accounts then you should definitely use "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies".

FB is very smart and it's collecting a lot of information like:

-Canvas fingerprinting,
-Font fingerprinting,
-AudioContext fingerprinting,
-WebGL HashReport and ImageHash,
-ClientRects fingerprinting,
-Ubercookies...

PS: If you are deleting your cookies from your FB accounts/profiles they will get blocked very fast and you should avoid it. If your budget is very low and if you can't afford "Multilogin" app and "4G proxies", then it's definitely better to use different browser like Opera, IE, Firefox, Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Waterfox, Avast browser etc. for your FB account/profiles instead of deleting cookies and using just one browser.
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Thanks! What if I had only one account in use and banned but I just want to make another account (or maximum, two accounts)? Or log into a paid-for aged account? Would clearing my cookies+cache and spoofing my user agent likely be enough?
 
SLL said:
Thanks! What if I had only one account in use and banned but I just want to make another account (or maximum, two accounts)? Or log into a paid-for aged account? Would clearing my cookies+cache and spoofing my user agent likely be enough?
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We seem to have exact the same problem
 
tijdelijksnelsnel said:
In my case I just need to maintain one account which needs to replace my disabled one but it seems so hard. I'm confused and dont know which way works best
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If you just need to maintain one additional account on your PC/Notebook then the easiest way is just to use a different browser and also if it's possible you should setup this account on your mobile device too, after you delete and reinstall the FB+Messenger app again on your smartphone.
 
cygh1980 said:
If you just need to maintain one additional account on your PC/Notebook then the easiest way is just to use a different browser and also if it's possible you should setup this account on your mobile device too, after you delete and reinstall the FB+Messenger app again on your smartphone.
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Is this possible from the same IP they banned me from?
 
SLL said:
Thanks! What if I had only one account in use and banned but I just want to make another account (or maximum, two accounts)? Or log into a paid-for aged account? Would clearing my cookies+cache and spoofing my user agent likely be enough?
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If you just want to use one account then it's enough to delete your cookies from the browser where the one account is banned, but if you plan to use more FB accounts then definitely you should use different browsers and smartphones.

PS: If you want to buy an aged account - you should ask your seller to provide you the cookies from this account so that you can reimport them within your browser.
 
tijdelijksnelsnel said:
Is this possible from the same IP they banned me from?
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It is possible to do it from the same IP but if you have the possibility to change your IP then you should restart your router to obtain a new IP.

Do you have a dedicated IP or a dynamic IP from your ISP?
 
cygh1980 said:
If you just want to use one account then it's enough to delete your cookies from the browser where the one account is banned, but if you plan to use more FB accounts then definitely you should use different browsers and smartphones.

PS: If you want to buy an aged account - you should ask your seller to provide you the cookies from this account so that you can reimport them within your browser.
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Can you recommend any particular reliable sellers that sell quality aged FB accounts that are PVA? I don't need long age, just preferably 2-3 years or even 1 year. Thanks for all your knowledge.
 
cygh1980 said:
It is possible to do it from the same IP but if you have the possibility to change your IP then you should restart your router to obtain a new IP.

Do you have a dedicated IP or a dynamic IP from your ISP?
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What about library or Starbucks' IP, what would that do?
 
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