explain to a noob the proxy and dedicated browser thing for different Reddit accounts

I see people creating or buying Reddit accounts, and using a proxy for a dedicated IP address and a separate browser so all cookies, etc. are showing for that account.

I get the theory, but how do you put in-place a browser mated to an IP address (proxy)? Seems prone to error if done manually with different browser logins, which I would suppose also require different email accounts for Chrome. Can someone walk me through the step by step, and is there an easy way?

Mods: If this is better in social panels, please move or let me know.

There' s a type of browser called Antidetect, and it allows you to comnect a different proxy for each profile, so you keep cookies and proxy organized and don't mix them up.
It's not a step by step, but it should add the last piece of the puzzle you were missing.
There are a few of them in our marketplace, most offer a few profiles for free to test them.

roydan said:

There' s a type of browser called Antidetect, and it allows you to comnect a different proxy for each profile, so you keep cookies and proxy organized and don't mix them up.
It's not a step by step, but it should add the last piece of the puzzle you were missing.
There are a few of them in our marketplace, most offer a few profiles for free to test them.

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Thanks. I found a service called Multilogin, which seems to hit the spots. I will take a look at what you suggest as well.

There are many anti detect browsers that are like a seperate environment for each account. When buying accounts it is important to properly warm them up on an IP so for a few days just do very normal actions