What do you use to manage multiple browsers each with their own proxy?

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I have multiple social media accounts each with their own proxy (10 at the moment, more to come).

I need a browser (or something else) that allows me to setup different browser profiles each with their own proxy and settings. That way I can easily login to each account without worrying about proxy settings and IP leaks etc, and easily switch between each one.

At the moment I have 10 different Firefox portable browsers setup and it's slow and unproductive closing and opening each one.

Ghost Browser looks good, but $20 a month is a bit much for what it does: https://ghostbrowser.com/upgrade/
 
Foxy proxy should suffice if you want a free solution. Though not sure about different browser settings across accounts besides the proxies.
 
You can use Firefox with multiple profiles (unique set of bookmarks, cache, cookies, extension, etc) and then create Windows shortcuts with -no-remote execution command for each profile. Then each of them will run with unique proxies and settings/extensions of it's own.
 
Multilogin looks amazing. But is also super expensive. Any other good alternatives?
 
You can use Firefox with multiple profiles (unique set of bookmarks, cache, cookies, extension, etc) and then create Windows shortcuts with -no-remote execution command for each profile. Then each of them will run with unique proxies and settings/extensions of it's own.
that makes sense, are there other potential leaks to be worried about that maybe ghost browser could cover such as canvas fingerprinting , operating system info, flash , scripts etc.. ?
 
You can use Firefox with multiple profiles (unique set of bookmarks, cache, cookies, extension, etc) and then create Windows shortcuts with -no-remote execution command for each profile. Then each of them will run with unique proxies and settings/extensions of it's own.

Yeah that's what i used to do, too!
OP, look at my history i think i have posted something like that a few years ago.
 
Use Mozilla Firefox with an add-on called "Multi-Account Containers"

With the above add-on, you can create unlimited browser sessions on one browser.

Code:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/
https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers#readme
 
Use Mozilla Firefox with an add-on called "Multi-Account Containers"

With the above add-on, you can create unlimited browser sessions on one browser.

Code:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/
https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers#readme

I really like the idea of multi-account containers. Do you use any add-ons to make sure that there isn't any data leaking from your containers?

Canvas Defender
User Agent Switcher
Disable WebRTC

I'm don't really understand how agent switcher functions yet. Might uninstall and roll the dice.
 
You can use Firefox with multiple profiles (unique set of bookmarks, cache, cookies, extension, etc) and then create Windows shortcuts with -no-remote execution command for each profile. Then each of them will run with unique proxies and settings/extensions of it's own.

Have you considered using multi-account container addon and proxy addon so they are all on one browser? Or do you think it's less secure/convenient?
 
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