Does google chrome profile is ok with proxy?

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I know about proxy. is there a Google chrome extension you prefer to use? Is there better anti detect browser? Does the Google chrome profile works for seperation of the fingerprint enough for social media like LinkedIn or reddit could detect it? Can I use proxy for each chrome browser profile? How?
 
No, you need an anti detect multi login bowser ex multilogin, dolphin anti, adspower.
They generate new pc fingure print for each profile. Chrome leaks pc/hardware fingure print to the sites you access.
 
I know about proxy. is there a Google chrome extension you prefer to use? Is there better anti detect browser? Does the Google chrome profile works for seperation of the fingerprint enough for social media like LinkedIn or reddit could detect it? Can I use proxy for each chrome browser profile? How?
You can try extension Proxy helper to change IP address for each Chrome profile. But using different Chrome profiles is not enough because they all have the same browser fingerprint so it's not enough to protect your multiple social media. Consider using proxy with antidetect browser to both change IP address and your browser fingerprint.
 
Chrome profiles with proxies can work, but they don't fully hide your fingerprint- anti detect browsers like ads power or incognito are better for platforms like LinkedIn or Reddit.
 
No, you need an anti detect multi login bowser ex multilogin, dolphin anti, adspower.
They generate new pc fingure print for each profile. Chrome leaks pc/hardware fingure print to the sites you access.
Yes. As IM Dude have said. Use anti-detect multi login browser for your purpose. Don't ever use just Chrome with an extension. Never.
 
Definitely use an anti detect browser, it's basically the same but will give you a whole lot more security
 
I know about proxy. is there a Google chrome extension you prefer to use? Is there better anti detect browser? Does the Google chrome profile works for seperation of the fingerprint enough for social media like LinkedIn or reddit could detect it? Can I use proxy for each chrome browser profile? How?
run a few tests on several anti detect browsers
to see what works best 4 u
 
Extensions are fine for most parts but it doesn't really help with your browser or device fingerprint all that much. You'd still want to use anti-detection browsers for better profile isolation. Lucky for you, there's a lot of options for those around, some you can test out and others usually worth their price.
 
Youll still need an anti detect browser cause youre just still using your own device.
 
I removed all proxy extensions when I found this one: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/make-proxy-simple/hojljkneghggjgaeecdahbnokagnnhan

Fast IP change, blocks WebRTC, ads, sets geo, fingerprint, and User Agent.

Make Proxy Simple Switcher is the all-in-one browser extension that makes it easy to import, manage, and switch proxies with just one click. Designed for everyday users, marketers, developers, and privacy enthusiasts, this tool gives you simple proxy management, strong privacy options, and full control over your browser fingerprint.
 
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I know about proxy. is there a Google chrome extension you prefer to use? Is there better anti detect browser? Does the Google chrome profile works for seperation of the fingerprint enough for social media like LinkedIn or reddit could detect it? Can I use proxy for each chrome browser profile? How?
Use a real anti‑fingerprint multi‑profile browser (AdsPower) — Chrome profiles alone aren’t enough for robust separation. For simple proxy per‑profile use SwitchyOmega or a proxy manager extension, but pair each profile with a dedicated proxy (Bright Data) + matching fingerprint for best results.
 
In 2026, using standard Google Chrome profiles with proxies is a "low-security" method. While it works for separating cookies and basic browsing, it is often insufficient for sensitive platforms like LinkedIn or Reddit, which use advanced Browser Fingerprinting to link accounts.
 
For Linkedin and Reddit, i will suggest you go for a residential or mobile proxy.
 
use an anti-detect browser and either a high quality residential, mobile proxy or ISP.
 
If you're using Google Chrome, you can try an extension like Omega Proxy.
 
I know about proxy. is there a Google chrome extension you prefer to use? Is there better anti detect browser? Does the Google chrome profile works for seperation of the fingerprint enough for social media like LinkedIn or reddit could detect it? Can I use proxy for each chrome browser profile? How?
Chrome profiles with proxies can work for basic separation, but they don’t fully isolate fingerprints, especially on platforms like LinkedIn or Reddit. That’s why some people prefer anti-detect browsers — some of them look and feel almost identical to Google Chrome, which makes them easy to navigate while still providing better isolation.
 
Yes, as the previous commenter pointed out, in your case, an anti-detect browser would be more suitable than just using a proxy. Plus, anti-detect browsers typically let you configure proxies directly within the browser, so you can still take advantage of both features.
 
Yeah, for surveys, static residential proxies work way better than anything that rotates. If the IP changes mid-survey or has a bad rep, the platform will either block it or kick you out halfway through.
What you want is a clean, low-risk IP that stays the same for a couple days. I’ve tested a few setups, and honestly, as long as it’s a real residential IP and not shared, you’re usually good.
Been using kookeey lately and it’s been solid for that. The IPs are stable, don’t trigger extra checks, and sessions stay smooth. Definitely made the whole process way easier.
 
chrome profiles with a proxy can work for basic stuff, but they dont really separate fingerprints. sites like linkedin or reddit can still connect things pretty easily.
if you’re doing multiple accounts, an anti detect browser is safer, especially when paired with a good residential or mobile proxy. mobile tends to behave the most natural, but chrome + proxy alone is more of a low security setup
 
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