Dolphin vs multilogin, which one is better for reddit and why?

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Dolphin vs multilogin, which one is better for reddit and why?
 
I think it's the same, here it's more about deciding which one will be more convenient for you to use for your needs.
 
yea i think it just comes down to how many accounts you will run, what features you want, and which user interface you like more
 
Same thing pretty much. Not a fan of either one of those. Eventually you get shadow banned or banned permanently using those platforms.
 
They both are good until they are working fine for managing multiple accounts. It depends upon you that which one is more convenient for you. Make sure to add a 4G proxy with IP rotation to add another layer of security. You will be good to go.
 
Same thing pretty much. Not a fan of either one of those. Eventually you get shadow banned or banned permanently using those platforms.
why is that is it because they can still detect that you are using an anti detect Browser? what if your Canvas is not 100% unique and your Browser is consistent on pixelscan.net or is the reason complete something else can you shed some light?
 
I use GoLogin. For some reason I dont trust russians running a script where you input your data or proxies
 
You can't really tell the difference.They do provide the same services with the same level of efficiency.
 
I use GoLogin. For some reason I dont trust russians running a script where you input your data or proxies
If you checkout their YouTube you'll find out that, though all the videos are in English, the speaker has a strong Russian accent
 
Honestly just using headless chromium (new) and an understanding of js is enough.

But thats besides the point with Reddit it's not just browser analysis you have to contend with but behavioural analysis.
 
Both tend to create unnatural fingerprints that tend to be identified as possible automation. which is why you still see people getting banned even though they're using it. They aren't nearly as good of a privacy solution as you may think.
 
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