What actually matters in an antidetect browser for social work

Been running multiple socials for a while, and different setups give very different results. Trying to focus less on hype and more on what actually works.

Things like team access, proxy setup, automation, extensions, and managing lots of profiles without it getting messy. Some tools look fine at first, but issues show up once you scale or add people.

Interested in what features you actually rely on day to day.

From experience, the setup matters more than the hype around the tools. Try to keep your stack simple and stable first—good profile management and clean proxies usually make the biggest difference once you start scaling.

Just clean profiles, stable proxies, and basic setup. Nothing fancy