Do my browser profiles actually look separate?

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    • #96030
      Belingo
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      I manage seller accounts for several small online stores, and all of the owners have authorized me to work with their accounts. I set up a separate browser profile and proxy for each store because I don’t want cookies or device data from one account getting mixed with another. Before I move the active accounts into those profiles, I need to know whether they still expose my real IP or look like they’re all coming from the same computer. Is there a way to check each profile from a website’s point of view?

    • #96031
      TheLost
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      A separate profile won’t help if the same accounts are opened in the regular browser afterward. The proxy location also needs to stay consistent, because constant changes in the city or time zone can make an otherwise normal login look unusual. Keep one permanent profile for each store and use it every time that account is opened. Test the setup with an empty account first, then move the working logins only after the profile stays consistent.

    • #96032
      Warmonger
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      The profile name in your browser doesn’t tell you what an outside website actually receives. You need to check the IP, system details, and possible leaks from inside each profile before adding any seller accounts. You can use a browser fingerprint checker here: https://gologin.com/check-browser/ . Open it separately in every profile and compare the results. Any repeated or conflicting details will show you what needs to be corrected before the real accounts are moved.

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