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Hello, I am planning on ageing multiple facebook accounts with static residential proxies through anti-detect browsers like adspower or dolphin.

My questions are:

What tools do you use to automate scheduled posts to groups through anti-detect browsers?

Do you need to open every browser profile individually for a tool to work like ninjaposter?

Also would like to know what tools would you suggest for my plan.




Would really appreciate if you can share some knowledge. ;)
 
Anti-detection browsers like AdsPower and Dolphin Anty are not post scheduling tools, but platforms for creating standalone browser environments. To automate posting, you can use their built-in RPA feature
 
Anti-detection browsers like AdsPower and Dolphin Anty are not post scheduling tools, but platforms for creating standalone browser environments. To automate posting, you can use their built-in RPA feature
Thanks, for the answer. I know that they are standalone browsers, but as far as I understand their RPA feature is for the browsers itself not for facebook group posts scheduling.
 
You can use tools like Jarvee, NinjaPoster, or Meta Business Suite for scheduling, but with anti-detect setups you usually need each profile opened or connected via API. Static residential proxies help keep accounts safe, just avoid over-automation.

Are you managing a few accounts or planning to scale big?
 
You can use tools like Jarvee, NinjaPoster, or Meta Business Suite for scheduling, but with anti-detect setups you usually need each profile opened or connected via API. Static residential proxies help keep accounts safe, just avoid over-automation.

Are you managing a few accounts or planning to scale big?
Thanks, for the answer. That's what I thought about opening individual browsers. Can you explain more about the API part or you/someone can help me setup with that part? (not for free ofc). I'll try to run like 30 accounts at first, so might aswell open them individually. But if I scale in the future API setup is necessary I guess.
 
You should use a legitimate tool like Meta Business Suite, Hootsuite, Buffer, Publer to automatically schedule posts, no need to open each profile like NinjaPoster and much safer.
 
You can manage and schedule posts using Meta Business Suite or tools like Zoho Social, Sprout Social, which is convenient for monitoring multiple accounts and avoids the risk of being locked because you don't need to go through each profile.
 
You can use Jarvee, NinjaPoster, or Meta Business Suite to schedule group posts; with anti‑detect browsers you usually need to open each profile or connect via API, while tools like Hootsuite, Buffer, or Publer are safer and don’t require opening each profile.
 
I’ve been aging accounts the same way, and most tools still need the profiles open in the background. For group posting, things like NinjaPoster or Jarvee can work, but stability depends a lot on the proxy or browser setup
 
  • Legit tools: Meta Business Suite, Buffer, Hootsuite → safe for scheduling posts on pages.
  • Anti-detect browsers (AdsPower/Dolphin): usually need to open each profile unless the tool has API integration.
  • Advanced automation: RPA (UiPath, Playwright, Selenium) is possible but high risk of account bans.
  • Safest solution: stick with Business Suite or Zapier/Make to auto-post content while staying compliant.
Safe route = official tools; “blackhat” automation = very risky.
 
Use antidetect browser (AdsPower, Dolphin, Incogniton, Multilogin) combined with automation tool (Jarvee, Socinator, Nextpost, etc.).
Can auto post, join group, seeding... but Meta can detect → high risk of checkpoint or ban account.
Usually only used in MMO or mass spam, not sustainable for brands.
 
You can use Meta Business Suite or legitimate tools like Buffer, Hootsuite to schedule posts, without having to open each profile manually. Anti-detect browser is only suitable for managing multiple separate accounts, and automating with external tools is very risky to get your account banned.
 
For managing multiple accounts, using separate browser profiles with residential proxies is a common practice, though it can be resource-intensive.
 
Anti-detection browsers like AdsPower and Dolphin Anty are not post scheduling tools, but platforms for creating standalone browser environments. To automate posting, you can use their built-in RPA feature
Let me ask you something more, what exactly is the RPA you mentioned? How does it actually work when it comes to auto-posting? Do I need to set it up separately, or is it already built into the platform?
 
Let me ask you something more, what exactly is the RPA you mentioned? How does it actually work when it comes to auto-posting? Do I need to set it up separately, or is it already built into the platform?
RPA is automation tool built in anti-detect browsers. Works like selenium if you ever heard of it.
 
RPA is automation tool built in anti-detect browsers. Works like selenium if you ever heard of it.
Thanks, I understand now! Can it handle multiple accounts at the same time, or would I need to run separate sessions for each?
 
Thanks, I understand now! Can it handle multiple accounts at the same time, or would I need to run separate sessions for each?
You will need to run separate sessions so that fingerprints and cookies are sandboxed per profile.
 
For scheduling posts, the most stable option is still Facebook’s own scheduling tools in Creator Studio or Business Suite. They’re built-in, easy to use, and you don’t need to manage separate browser profiles.
 
I’d recommend starting with a handful of accounts first to make sure proxies and anti-detect settings don’t flag you
 
There is no API working on groups, so scheduling posts is not easy.
For publishing posts on the fanpage, I recommend SoMe Planner, it has many post formats not available elsewhere. From carousels to posts with any link and any graphics, a large selection of CTA buttons.
 
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