I see. I also wanted to ask if that thing people are saying that when using a mobile proxy on an anti-detect browser makes you look like you are browsing on mobile. It just doesn't sit right with me, wanted to make sure.Proxy type is less important as opposed to doing due dilligence on your provider and running them against online blacklists etc before logging in.
We personally use residential rotating - on the basis that most of the auto herd use mobile. That's not me taking a swipe at them. Both work. But focus on source & due dilligence regardless. If you're logging into reddit on a newly generated proxy without running fingerprint and blacklist tests; you're doing it wrong.
I see. I also wanted to ask if that thing people are saying that when using a mobile proxy on an anti-detect browser makes you look like you are browsing on mobile. It just doesn't sit right with me, wanted to make sure.

Yes, i guess i didnt understand clearly. Thanks for clarifying.Not sure what you mean here. If you're configuring antidetect correctly you set exactly what OS/platform/device type you're "using"
Example (Don't use this in practice - it's purely an example proving the statement above.
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You then check this for consistency on something like pixelscan.net.
Let me know if I've misunderstood what you're asking.
Yes, too many IP changes aren’t “human” behavior. How do you manage accounts with different anti-detect browser profiles?Are rotating mobile proxies good to use on reddit? I am not sure but I feel like with the constant IP change reddit might flag them and ban them? Is that true?
ide be leaning more towards resi proxys for reddit .Are rotating mobile proxies good to use on reddit? I am not sure but I feel like with the constant IP change reddit might flag them and ban them? Is that true?
Rotating mobile proxies can work well with Reddit as long as the rotation is handled smartly. Reddit doesn't ban just because the IP changes ,mobile IPs are already shared across thousands of users. What matters more is behavioral consistency. If you switch IPs too frequently without resetting browser fingerprints or session data, you’ll likely get flagged. Best practice is to assign one IP to one account/session, keep it stable for a while, then rotate and clean your setup before reusing.Are rotating mobile proxies good to use on reddit? I am not sure but I feel like with the constant IP change reddit might flag them and ban them? Is that true?
Yes, rotating mobile proxies can work well on Reddit, but too much IP rotation too fast can raise flags. Reddit likes consistency. If the IP changes every few minutes or jumps across regions, it might trigger suspicion. Use stable mobile proxies with longer session times to keep things natural.Are rotating mobile proxies good to use on reddit? I am not sure but I feel like with the constant IP change reddit might flag them and ban them? Is that true?
Are you using multiple accounts for that rotating proxy? Also, when using a rotating proxy, you use a different address every time you log in. Reddit is a strict platform, I think you should use a static residential proxy or a static mobile proxy, that would be better.Are rotating mobile proxies good to use on reddit? I am not sure but I feel like with the constant IP change reddit might flag them and ban them? Is that true?