Which browser will you suggest to use, to avoid google footprints?

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Hi there! It's my first thread here. Let me describe my question more detailed.

I'm now considering building my small PBN, for long term usage. In this case, I guess I still need seperate google webmaster tool accounts for every website, in order to track their performance, am I right?

If so, which browser would you suggest to use? Because I will have to use one browser to access, let's say, 5 different GWT accounts. I know I have to disable cookies everytime. But beside this, what should I do to avoid leaving footprints for the big G?

Google Chrome should be taken out of the list for sure. Any other suggestion? I guess, if the browser can change user-agent will be better, isn't it?

Thank you guys, may we discuss this?
 
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woodsea said:
I guess I still need seperate google webmaster tool accounts for every website, in order to track their performance, am I right?
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If you're going to use WMT for multiple websites, then yes, you're going to want to keep them separate. But, you might consider a third option here -- why make WMT accounts at all? They can be useful depending on what you want to do, but you can certainly get accurate analytics for your websites and SEO campaigns without touching WMT at all. If all you want from WMT performance tracking, consider using one of the many other analytics tools available to you.
 
woodsea said:
I'm also in this mind. However, I've never used Tor before. Does it have the ability to change User-Agent?
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The issue with useing tor browser with Google is sometimes it does does not allow one to use it service if coming form a tor exit node. There will be never ending captcha in your future. However some time you can get in. Need less to say tor and Google sometimes does not get along. If you vps with different ips you could possible get by a little easier......

Just my two cents.
 
BeerMoneySwagger said:
The issue with useing tor browser with Google is sometimes it does does not allow one to use it service if coming form a tor exit node. There will be never ending captcha in your future. However some time you can get in. Need less to say tor and Google sometimes does not get along. If you vps with different ips you could possible get by a little easier......

Just my two cents.
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Thanks for your thoughts!

Yep, proxies will be used in this case.

I guess maybe the better solution would be a mix of different browsers + a group of proxies....
 
woodsea said:
Lol...Come on! When I first got to know this one, there was still no big G at that time....
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Netscape was and will always be the best. Even so many years down the line, still fuck all compares to Netscape. Certainly not these parasitical browsers these days, so desperate to steal every last bit if info about you.
 
woodsea said:
I'm also in this mind. However, I've never used Tor before. Does it have the ability to change User-Agent?
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Yes, you can spoof your user agent on TOR. And there are certainly reasons to do so. For what you're doing here (making multiple WMT accounts), it wouldn't necessarily make a ton of sense. Half the point of TOR is to become anonymous by blending in with all of the other TOR users, who are all going to have this user agent (unless they are also spoofing their user agents, and most aren't going to be doing that):
  • Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/52.0
The point being, yes, you can do it; for something like this it's likely going to be unnecessary or potentially even counterproductive.
 
mickyfu said:
Netscape was and will always be the best. Even so many years down the line, still fuck all compares to Netscape. Certainly not these parasitical browsers these days, so desperate to steal every last bit if info about you.
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parasitical browsers, nicely said!!
 
MatthewGraham said:
Yes, you can spoof your user agent on TOR. And there are certainly reasons to do so. For what you're doing here (making multiple WMT accounts), it wouldn't necessarily make a ton of sense. Half the point of TOR is to become anonymous by blending in with all of the other TOR users, who are all going to have this user agent (unless they are also spoofing their user agents, and most aren't going to be doing that):
  • Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/52.0
The point being, yes, you can do it; for something like this it's likely going to be unnecessary or potentially even counterproductive.
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Thank you very much for your opinion!
 
If you really want to use Google webmaster tool. Another option is access GWT via API, you could run them from a different location. no footprint, no cookies, different user agent, and you can do what you want with the data.
 
ahmadsoe said:
If you really want to use Google webmaster tool. ..........
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Well, actually this sentence caught my eyes. Beside GWT, are there still any good and cost free traffic analyse tool to integrate into websites out there?
 
woodsea said:
Well, actually this sentence caught my eyes. Beside GWT, are there still any good and cost free traffic analyse tool to integrate into websites out there?
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https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-make-30-by-tomorrow.821565/ works pretty well for WP sites.
 
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