more than one account in the same browser

MartinRaymond1999 said:

You don't need containers or any shit people said above for firefox.

You need to change the user agent for each one and run them on there own proxy each and just create different profiles for each and run them with

Code:

firefox -P <profile-name> -no-remote

The no-remote switch allows you to run multiple instances without clashes and no other extension crap needed. Set the proxy in the preferences tab.

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a.baset said:

how to do that ? can i do it on chroome i planing to have 20 account want to be able to run them all

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MartinRaymond1999 said:

You don't need containers or any shit people said above for firefox.

You need to change the user agent for each one and run them on there own proxy each and just create different profiles for each and run them with

Code:

firefox -P <profile-name> -no-remote

The no-remote switch allows you to run multiple instances without clashes and no other extension crap needed. Set the proxy in the preferences tab.

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speedyallan77 said:

my question is can firefox fully block fingerprint leaks from system?
if it cant then it is pointless..


u can run each account in different instances and proxies, but if u cant block fingerprints like timezone,os version, installed programs ,webg and all the crap , then sites can see that it is all coming from same machine

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MartinRaymond1999 said:

You don't need containers or any shit people said above for firefox.

You need to change the user agent for each one and run them on there own proxy each and just create different profiles for each and run them with

Code:

firefox -P <profile-name> -no-remote

The no-remote switch allows you to run multiple instances without clashes and no other extension crap needed. Set the proxy in the preferences tab.

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uxx0utt said:

Where do you find suitable user agents?
I'm looking for a solution that would be usable with using a relatively small (~10) amount of accounts.

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