How to Attach a Unique IP to Each Chrome Instance?

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Does anyone know how to attach a unique IP address to each Chrome browser instance? I'm looking for a way to ensure that each Chrome session operates under a different IP to avoid detection and account linking. Any suggestions or tools that could help with this would be greatly appreciated
 
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Does anyone know how to attach a unique IP address to each Chrome browser instance? I'm looking for a way to ensure that each Chrome session operates under a different IP to avoid detection and account linking. Any suggestions or tools that could help with this would be greatly appreciated
Ignore the bullshit answers before me that doesnt answer your question. There is an extension called Proxy Switchyomega (yes, sounds rather dumb), you just have to install into each profile and and configure it once, then you are good to go.
 
Ignore the bullshit answers before me that doesnt answer your question. There is an extension called Proxy Switchyomega (yes, sounds rather dumb), you just have to install into each profile and and configure it once, then you are good to go.
yes ignore those answers
this is what you need to get different IP on each session
but it could be not enough to just change your IP since other websites will know that you are the same person
 
You can do this with extensions (like the one already mentioned).

Alternatively you can also do this natively in Chrome via the command line --proxy-server parameter. See here for info on this

Depending on your usage though it might be worth just using a multi-account browser.

Hope that helps!
 
Yeah like others have said, chrome extensions are your best bet
 
You will have to use an anti-detect browser for this. You can configure proxies in multiple profiles of the anti-detect browser and they all will have different fingerprints and IPs. It's not possible with Chrome browser.
 
You will have to use an anti-detect browser for this. You can configure proxies in multiple profiles of the anti-detect browser and they all will have different fingerprints and IPs. It's not possible with Chrome browser.
It IS possible as multiple people had written above you, stop spreading misinformation.
 
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